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Dykes\n\n\n\n\nSet forth below precise, complete statement of relief sought:\n\nThe parties jointly and respectfully request to postpone\n\nthe presently scheduled November 3, 2026 oral argument until\n\nDecember 3, 2026 or later, but in any event not before\n\nNovember 16, 2026.\n\n\n\n\nMOVING PARTY: Commissioner Katie Dykes (joint motion) OPPOSING PARTY: David J. Nastri (joint motion)\n\n [loo [etoo\n l\n \u25a1 Appellant/Petitioner [i]Appellee/Respondent\n\nMOVING ATTORNEY: Thadius L. Bochain OPPOSING ATTORNEY: Cameron L. Atkinson\n (name of attorney, with firm, address, phone number and e-mail]\nConnecticut Office of the Attorney General Atkinson Law, LLC\n --------------------------\n165 Capitol Ave, Hartford, CT 06106 122 Litchfield Road, Suite 2, P.O. Box 340, Harwinton, CT 06791\n(860) 808-5020; thadius.bochain@ct.gov (203) 677-0782; catkinson@atkinsonlaw.com\n-----------------------\nCourt- Judge/ Agency appealed from: United States District Court for the District of Connecticut; Judge Victor A. Bolden\n\nPlease check appropriate boxes: FOR EMERGENCY MOTIONS, MOTIONS FOR STA VS AND\n INJUCTIONS PENDING APPEAL:\n Has movant notifiedopposing counsel (required by Local Rule 27.1):\n Has this request for relief been made below?\n [i]Yes LJNo (explain): _\n Has this relief been previously sought in this court?\n\n Requested return elate and explanation of emergency:\nOpposing counsel's position on motion:\n moos\u00ab[\n lo\u00bb\u00bboil loo\u00bbsos\n toile,fa response:\nDoes opposing counsel,intend\n [Jee ll\u00bb Iot.sos\n l\n\n\nIs the oral argument on motion requested? [Jves /; o ones oron argument will not necessarily be granted)\n\n\nHas the appeal argument date been set? /i vs []No es. so\u00abera.November32076\n\n Service [i] Electronic O Other ( Attach proof of service]\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (2 of 9)\n\n\n\n\n UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS\n FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT\n\n\nDAVID J. NASTRI, ESQ. NO. 25-2413-cv\n Plaintiff-Appellant,\n V.\n\n\nCOMMISSIONER KATIE\nDYKES,\n Defendant-Appellee. AUGUST 27, 2026\n\n\n Parties' Joint Motion to Postpone Oral Argument\n Pursuant to Rule 34(b) of the Federal Rules of Appellate\n\nProcedure and Rule 34.1 (e) of the Local Rules of Appellate Procedure for\n\nthe United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Defendant-\n\nAppellee, Commissioner Katie Dykes, and Plaintiff-Appellant, David. J.\n\nNastri, Esq., jointly move to postpone oral argument in this matter,\n\nwhich is presently scheduled for November 3, 2026. See ECF No. 55.\n\nThe parties respectfully request that oral argument be postponed until\n\nDecember 3, 2026 or later, but in any event not before November 16,\n\n2026.1\n\n\n\n 1\n Undersigned counsel discussed with Plaintiff-Appellant's counsel\n\ndates of unavailability for oral argument in November 2026, December\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (3 of 9)\n\n\n\n\n The parties request to postpone the November 3, 2026 oral\n\nargument for the following reasons. In submitting their oral argument\n\nstatements on May 7 and May 28, 2026, the parties did not anticipate\n\nthat oral argument in this matter might be scheduled in November\n\n2026. See ECF Nos. 49 and 50. The oral argument statement form for\n\nthe Second Circuit Court of Appeals requests dates of unavailability\n\n\"fall[ing] in the interval from 6 to 20 weeks after\" the form's due date.\n\nSee id. September 24, 2026, and October 15, 2026, are twenty weeks\n\n(i.e., 140 days) from May 7 and May 28, 2026, respectively. Because\n\nNovember 2026 falls outside of the oral argument statement form's\n\nrequested unavailability window, the parties did not anticipate that\n\noral argument in this matter might occur on November 3, 2026. Had\n\nthat possibility been anticipated, undersigned counsel would have\n\nprovided dates of unavailability in November 2026, including November\n\n3, 2026.\n\n\n\n\n2026, and January 2027. Those dates of unavailability are set forth\n\nherein.\n\n 2\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (4 of 9)\n\n\n\n\n Additionally, November 3 is the date of the Midterm General\n\nElection in the United States of America and the date of various state\n\nelections in Connecticut. The weeks leading up to any election, election\n\nday itself, and the weeks after an election are historically among the\n\nbusiest times for the Special Litigation Section of the Connecticut Office\n\nof the Attorney General. For example, the Special Litigation Section\n\nroutinely handles fast-moving and time sensitive elections-related\n\nlawsuits leading up to, on, and after an election, and such lawsuits\n\ndivert attention away from other matters due to their time sensitive\n\nnature.\n\n Attorney Bochain will be arguing this appeal on behalf of\n\nDefendant-Appellee, and he is part of the Special Litigation Section and\n\nthe small team of attorneys assigned to represent and/or assist state\n\nagencies with election-related matters. Among other state agencies, the\n\nSpecial Litigation Section represents the Connecticut Office of the\n\nSecretary of State and advises that office on various election-related\n\nmatters. Furthermore, the Section Chief of the Special Litigation\n\nSection and co-counsel for Defendant-Appellee, Assistant Attorney\n\nGeneral Blake Sullivan, are also responsible for handling election-\n\n\n 3\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (5 of 9)\n\n\n\n\nrelated matters on behalf of the State of Connecticut and related state\n\nagencies.2\n\n The upcoming 2026 elections are likely to be just as busy for the\n\nSpecial Litigation Section, if not busier than prior years. Attorney\n\nBochain's responsibilities associated with election-related matters\n\nleading up to, on, and after the date of the 2026 elections will likely\n\nsignificantly impact his ability to prepare adequately for oral argument\n\nin this matter, which involves a voluminous record and complicated\n\nconstitutional questions regarding the State of Connecticut's ability to\n\nprohibit firearms in state parks and forests consistent with the Second\n\nAmendment to the United States Constitution. In addition, if oral\n\nargument in this matter remains on November 3, 2026, the Section\n\nChief of the Special Litigation Section and Attorney Sullivan will be\n\nunable to attend oral argument or otherwise assist in preparing for oral\n\n\n\n\n 2\n Although Assistant Attorney General Timothy Holzman\n\npresently has an appearance on file on behalf of Defendant-Appellee, in\n\nearly October 2026, he will be leaving employment with the Connecticut\n\nOffice of the Attorney General to begin a new role elsewhere.\n\n 4\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (6 of 9)\n\n\n\n\nargument. Put simply, having oral argument on November 3, 2026 (or\n\nthe weeks leading up to or after that date), presents a significant\n\nhardship due to the likely impact that the upcoming 2026 elections will\n\nhave on Attorney Bochain's ability to prepare adequately for oral\n\nargument.\n\n Furthermore, a Second Circuit appeal was recently re-assigned to\n\nAttorney Bochain, and the briefing deadline in that matter is October\n\n16, 2026. That appellate brief, in addition to other work\n\nresponsibilities, will divert attention away from other matters,\n\nincluding this one.\n\n Finally, undersigned counsel conferred with one another and\n\ndetermined that they would be unavailable for oral argument in this\n\nmatter on the following dates in November 2026, December 2026, and\n\nJanuary 2027:\n\n - November 25 November 27, 2026\n\n - November 30- December 3, 2026\n\n - December 7- December 10, 2026\n\n - December 16, 2026\n\n - December 21, 2026- January 1, 2027\n\n\n 5\n\f Case: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (7 of 9)\n\n\n\n\n - January 10- January 14, 2027\n\n - January 18- January 21, 2027\n\n For these reasons, the parties respectfully and jointly submit that\n\nextraordinary circumstances warrant postponing the November 3, 2026\n\noral argument in this matter until December 3, 2026 or later, but in any\n\nevent not before November 16, 2026.\n\n\n\n\n 6\n\fCase: 25-2413, 08/27/2026, DktEntry: 56.1, (8 of 9)\n\n\n\n\n Respectfully submitted,\n DEFENDANT-APPELLEE,\n COMMISSIONER KATIE\n DYKES\n\n WILLIAM TONG\n ATTORNEY GENERAL\n\n BY: Isl Thadius L. 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Nastri, Esq.,\n ORDER\n Plaintiff - Appellant,\n Docket No. 25-2413\n v.\n\n Katie Dykes, in her official capacity only,\n\n Defendant - Appellee.\n ________________________________\n\n Appellee has filed a motion for judicial notice.\n\n IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the motion is REFERRED to the panel that will\ndetermine the merits of the appeal.\n\n\n For the Court:\n\n Catherine O\u2019Hagan Wolfe,\n Clerk of Court\n\f","ocr_status":2,"date_upload":"2026-06-08T13:35:21.740606-07:00","document_number":"53","attachment_number":null,"pacer_doc_id":"ce744f85-2061-f111-bec6-001dd8084fd9","is_available":true,"is_free_on_pacer":null,"is_sealed":null,"document_type":1,"description":"","acms_document_guid":""}],"date_created":"2026-06-08T13:34:46.535002-07:00","date_modified":"2026-06-30T13:38:00.273538-07:00","date_filed":"2026-06-05","time_filed":"00:00:00","entry_number":53,"recap_sequence_number":"2026-06-05.001","pacer_sequence_number":null,"description":"MOTION ORDER, referring motion for judicial notice at docket entry 52, on behalf of Appellee Katie Dykes, FILED. 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Nastri, Esq. v. Katie Dykes, in her\n official capacity only\n\n\nSet forth below precise, complete statement of relief sought:\nCommissioner Katie Dykes respectfully moves for judicial notice\n\nof Mackinac National Park\u2019s 1876 \u201cRules and Regulations\"\n\n\n\n\nMOVING PARTY: Commissioner Katie Dykes OPPOSING PARTY: David J. Nastri, Esq.\n\n Plaintiff Defendant\n\n Appellant/Petitioner Appellee/Respondent\n\nMOVING ATTORNEY: Thadius Bochain OPPOSING ATTORNEY: Cameron Atkinson\n [name of attorney, with firm, address, phone number and e-mail]\nConnecticut Office of the Attorney General Atkinson Law, LLC\n\n165 Capitol Ave, Hartford, CT 06106 122 Litchfield Road, Suite 2, P.O. Box 340, Harwinton, CT 06791\n\n(860) 808 5020; Thadius.Bochain@ct.gov (203) 677 0782; catkinson@atkinsonlawfirm.com\n\nCourt- Judge/ Agency appealed from: D. Conn. (Bolden, J.)\n\nPlease check appropriate boxes: FOR EMERGENCY MOTIONS, MOTIONS FOR STAYS AND\n INJUCTIONS PENDING APPEAL:\n Has movant notified opposing counsel (required by Local Rule 27.1): Has this request for relief been made below? Yes No\n Yes No (explain): Has this relief been previously sought in this court? Yes No\n\n Requested return date and explanation of emergency:\n\nOpposing counsel\u2019s position on motion:\n Unopposed Opposed Don\u2019t Know\nDoes opposing counsel intend to file a response:\n Yes \u2714\n _No Don\u2019t Know\n\n\n\nIs the oral argument on motion requested? Yes No (requests for oral argument will not necessarily be granted)\n\n\nHas the appeal argument date been set? Yes No If yes, enter date:\n\n\nSignature of Moving Attorney:\n Date: 6/4/26 \u0003\u0003\u0003\u0003Service : Electronic Other [Attach proof of service]\n\nForm T-1080 (rev. 10-23)\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 2 of 20\n\n\n\n\n UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS\n FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT\n\n\nDAVID J. NASTRI, ESQ. : NO. 25-2413-cv\n Plaintiff-Appellant, :\n v. :\n :\nCOMMISSIONER KATIE :\nDYKES, :\n Defendant-Appellee. : JUNE 4, 2026\n\n\n Commissioner Katie Dykes\u2019\n Unopposed Motion for Judicial Notice\n Pursuant to Rule 27 of the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure\n\nand Rule 27.1 of the Local Rules of Appellate Procedure for the United\n\nStates Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Defendant-Appellee,\n\nCommissioner Katie Dykes, respectfully moves for judicial notice of\n\nMackinac National Park\u2019s 1876 \u201cRules and Regulations.\u201d A copy of\n\nthose Rules and Regulations is attached to this motion. 1 See\n\nAttachment A.\n\n\n\n\n 1 An electronic version of Mackinac National Park\u2019s 1876 Rules\n\n\n\nand Regulations is accessible through the Hathi Trust Digital Library\n\n 1\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 3 of 20\n\n\n\n\n Courts may properly take \u201c[j]udicial notice of historical\n\ndocuments, documents contained in the public record . . . reports of\n\nadministrative bodies\u201d; CITGO Petro. Corp. v. Ascot Underwriting Ltd.,\n\n158 F.4th 368, 388 (2d Cir. 2025) (internal quotation marks omitted);\n\nand agency regulations. See Baltas v. Maiga, 119 F.4th 255, 265 n.4 (2d\n\nCir. 2024); United States v. Bradford, 160 F.2d 729, 730 (2d Cir.), cert.\n\ndenied, 331 U.S. 829 (1947); see also United States v. Vereen, 152 F.4th\n\n89, 101 n.3 (2d Cir. 2025) (rejecting argument that district court\n\nimproperly considered historical law not presented by parties and\n\nnoting that \u201cnothing in Bruen suggests that it cabined a court\u2019s\n\nauthority to take judicial notice of undisputed facts whose accuracy\n\ncannot reasonably be questioned, Fed. R. Evid. 201(b)\u201d), cert. denied,\n\n223 L. Ed. 2d 536 (2026).\n\n Mackinac National Park\u2019s 1876 Rules and Regulations are\n\nproperly subject to judicial notice. On March 3, 1875, Congress set\n\naside a portion of Mackinac Island in Michigan to be used \u201cas a national\n\n\n\n\nat https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=coo.31924098561974&\n\nseq=288 (last visited June 4, 2026).\n\n 2\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 4 of 20\n\n\n\n\npublic park, or grounds, for health, comfort, and pleasure, for the\n\nbenefit and enjoyment of the people[.]\u201d Attachment A at 5; see 18\n\nSTAT. 517 (1875). Congress placed the park \u201cunder the exclusive control\n\nof the Secretary of War, whose duty it [was] . . . to make and publish\n\nsuch rules and regulations as he may deem necessary or proper for the\n\ncare and management of the same.\u201d Attachment A at 5, \u00a7 2\n\n(alterations added). Additionally, Congress directed that \u201c[s]uch\n\nregulations shall provide for the preservation from injury or spoliation\n\nof all timber, mineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders within\n\nsaid park, and their retention in their natural condition.\u201d Id.\n\n On July 27, 1876, the Secretary of War directed for the publication\n\nof such Rules and Regulations, with Section IX providing that \u201c[n]o\n\nperson shall carry or discharge fire-arms in the park.\u201d2 Id. at 6.\n\n\n\n\n 2 In March 1895, Congress authorized the Secretary of War \u201cto\n\n\n\nturn over to the State of Michigan, for use as a State park, and for no\n\nother purpose, the military reservation and buildings and lands of the\n\nnational park on Mackinac Island, Michigan.\u201d Attachment A at 13; see\n\n28 STAT. 946 (1895).\n\n 3\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 5 of 20\n\n\n\n\n Commissioner Dykes referred to Mackinac National Park\u2019s\n\nfirearms ban in her brief and cited to a law review article for support of\n\nthat prohibition\u2019s existence by 1882. See ECF No. 38 at 43. After filing\n\nCommissioner Dykes\u2019 brief, undersigned counsel obtained a copy of\n\n\u201cGeneral Orders No. 73\u201d from 1876, which contains the above-\n\nmentioned Rules and Regulations.\n\n Because Mackinac National Park\u2019s 1876 Rules and Regulations\n\ncan be accurately and readily determined from sources whose accuracy\n\ncannot reasonably be questioned, they are properly subject to judicial\n\nnotice. See Fed. R. Evid. 201(b); Vereen, 152 F.4th at 101 n.3; CITGO\n\nPetro. Corp., 158 F.4th at 388.\n\n\n\n\n 4\n\fCase: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 6 of 20\n\n\n\n\n Respectfully submitted,\n DEFENDANT-APPELLEE,\n COMMISSIONER KATIE\n DYKES\n\n WILLIAM TONG\n ATTORNEY GENERAL\n\n BY: _/s/ Thadius L. Bochain\n Thadius L. Bochain (ct31367)\n Timothy J. Holzman (ct30420)\n Blake T. Sullivan (ct30289)\n Assistant Attorneys General\n Attorney General\u2019s Office\n 165 Capitol Avenue\n Hartford, CT 06106\n 860-808-5020 (phone)\n 860-808-5347 (fax)\n Thadius.Bochain@ct.gov\n Timothy.Holzman@ct.gov\n Blake.Sullivan@ct.gov\n\n\n\n\n 5\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 7 of 20\n\n\n\n\n CERTIFICATION OF SERVICE\n\n I hereby certify that on June 4, 2026, I caused the foregoing to be\n\nfiled electronically with the Clerk of the Court for the United States\n\nCourt of Appeals for the Second Circuit by using the appellate\n\nCM/ECF/ACMS system. I certify that all participants in the case are\n\nregistered CM/ECF/ACMS users and that service will be accomplished\n\nby the appellate CM/ECF/ACMS system.\n\n\n\n /s/ Thadius L. Bochain\n _____________________________\n Thadius L. Bochain\n Assistant Attorney General\n\n\n\n\n 6\n\fCase: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 8 of 20\n\n\n\n\n Attachment A\n\fCase: 25-2413,\nCase: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 99 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n GEN'L ORDERS\n C.M.O.\n CIRCULARS\n 1876\n\n\n\n\n MASTER\n FILE\n A. G. O.\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 10\n 10 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n INDEX /876\n 2570\n\n 40\n\n\n\n\n1\n GENERAL ORDERS,\n\n ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,\n\n\n\n 1876.\n\n\n\n\n WASHINGTON :\n GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.\n 1877.\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 11\n 11 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n 1662\u20acWAR\n 5 1884\n\n\n\n\n6\n\n\n No. / 3 of 1876.\n\n with\n 1463, Als 1884\n\n Mackinac National\n Park. Act of\n long app. March &\n 1875 L Culo and\n Regulations of war\n Left Cherrunden.\n\fCase: 25-2413,\nCase: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 12\n 12 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n GENERAL ORDERS HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,\n No. 73. 3 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE,\n Washington, July 27, 1876.\n By direction of the Secretary of War, the following act of Congress,\n and the rules and regulations prepared thereunder, are published for the\n information and guidance of all concerned :\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\n States of America in Congress assembled, That so much of the island of\n Mackinac, lying in the Straits of Mackinac, within the county of Mack-\n inac, in the State of Michigan, as is now held by the United States under\n military reservation or otherwise, (excepting the Fort Mackinac and so\n much of the present reservation thereof as bounds it to the south of the\n village of Mackinac, and to the west, north and east respectively by lines\n drawn north and south, east and west, at a distance from the present fort\n flag-staff of four hundred yards, ) hereby is reserved and withdrawn from\n \u00b7 settlement, occupancy, or sale under the laws of the United States, and\n dedicated and set apart as a national public park, or grounds, for health,\n comfort, and pleasure, for the benefit and enjoyment of the people; and\n all persons who shall locate or settle upon or occupy the same, or any\n part thereof, except as herein provided, shall be considered trespassers,\n and removed therefrom.\n SEC. 2. That said public park shall be under the exclusive control of\n the Secretary of War, whose duty it shall be, as soon as practicable, to\n make and publish such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary\n or proper for the care and management of the same. Such regulations\n shall provide for the preservation from injury or spoliation of all\n timber, mineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders within said\n park, and their retention in their natural condition. The Secretary\n may in his discretion grant leases, for building purposes, of small parcels\n of ground, at such places in said park as shall require the erection of\n buildings for the accommodation of visitors, for terms not exceeding ten\n years; all of the proceeds of said leases and all other revenues derived\n from any source connected with said park, to be expended, under his\n direction, in the management of the same and in the construction of roads\n and bridle-paths therein. He shall provide against the wanton destruc-\n tion of game or fish found within said park, and against their capture or\n\f 2 3\n\ndestruction for any purposes of use or profit. He also shall cause all VIII ... No frays, quarrels, or disorders of any kind will be permitted\n in the park.\npersons trespassing upon the same after the passage of this act to be re-\nmoved therefrom, and generally shall be authorized to take all such IX ... No person shall carry or discharge fire-arms in the park.\nmeasures as shall be necessary or proper to fully carry out the objects X ... No person shall injure or deface the trees, shrubs, turf, natural\nand purposes of this act. curiosities, or any of the buildings, fences, bridges, or other structures\n SEC. 3. That any part of the park hereby created shall at all times be within the park.\n Case:\n\n\n\n\navailable for military purposes, either as a parade or drill ground, in XI ... No person shall injure, deface, or destroy any notices, rules or\ntime of peace, or for complete occupation in time of war, or whenever regulations for the government of the park, posted, or in any other man-\nwar is expected, and may also be used for the erection of any public ner permanently fixed, by order or permission of the authorities of the\nbuildings or works: Provided, That no person shall ever claim or receive park.\nof the United States any damage on account of any future amendment or XII ... No person shall wantonly destroy any game or fish within the\n Case: 25-2413,\n\n\n\n\nrepeal of this act, or the taking of said park, or any part thereof, for park, nor capture nor destroy the same for any purposes of use or profit.\npublic purposes or use.\n XIII ... Any person who shall violate any of these Rules and Regula-\n Approved March 3, 1875. tions shall be ejected from the park by military authority, and in case\n Rules and Regulations.\n the person so offending shall have committed any offense in violation of\n any of the statutes of the United States or of the State of Michigan the\n I ... Mackinac Park will be under the immediate control and manage- offender will be proceeded against before the United States or State courts\n 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n\n\n\n\nment of the commanding officer of Fort Mackinac, who is charged with according to the laws providing for the same.\nthe duty of preserving order, protecting the public property therein, and XIV ... The commanding officer of Fort Mackinac may, at any time,\nenforcing these rules. add to or modify these rules, subject to the approval of the Secretary of\n II ... All tenants renting under the act of Congress providing therefor War.\nmust conform to, and abide by, such rules and regulations as are pre- BY COMMAND OF GENERAL SHERMAN :\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n\n\n\n\nscribed for the care of the park, and will be held responsible for a com-\npliance with the same on the part of the members of their families, their E. D. TOWNSEND,\n Adjutant General.\nagents, and employ\u00e9s.\n OFFICIAL:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n\n\n\n\n III ... The sale of wines and malt or spirituous liquors on the park with-\nout special authority from the commanding officer of Fort Mackinac, or\nhigher military authority, is prohibited.\n 52.1, Page\n\n\n\n\n IV ... No person shall put cattle, swine, horses, or other animals on the\npark, except as follows :\n Page 13\n\n\n\n\n The cows belonging to the residents of the Island of Mackinac may be\n 13 of\n\n\n\n\nplaced in a herd, under the care of a herder, and be permitted to graze Assistant Adjutant General.\nin such parts of the park as may be designated by the commanding offi-\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\ncer of Fort Mackinac.\n V ... Racing or riding and driving at great speed is prohibited.\n VI ... No person shall indulge in any threatening, abusive, insulting, or\nindecent language in the park.\n VII ... No person shall commit any obscene or indecent act in the park.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 14 of 20\n\n\n\n\n https://heinonline.org | holsupport@wshein.com\n\n\n\n\nCITATIONS:\n\nBluebook 22nd ed.\n. 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875).\n\nALWD 7th ed.\n, . 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875).\n\nAPA 7th ed.\n, 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875).\n\nChicago 18th ed.\n\"Chapter 191, 43 Congress, Session 2, An Act: To set apart a certain portion of the\nisland of Mackinac in the Straits of Mackinac, within the State of Michigan, as a\nnational park.\" U.S. Statutes at Large 18, no. Main Section (1875): 517-518.\nHeinOnline.\n\nMcGill Guide 10th ed.\n. 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875).\n\nAGLC 4th ed.\n. 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875)\n\nMLA 9th ed.\n, . 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875). HeinOnline.\n\nOSCOLA 4th ed.\n. 18 Stat. 517 (1778-1875) (1875).\n\n\n\n\nDate Downloaded: Tue Jun 2 14:41:16 2026\n\nSource: https://heinonline.org/HOL/Page?handle=hein.statute/sal018&id=3469\n\nTerms, Conditions & Use of PDF Document:\nPlease note, citations are provided as a general guideline. Users should consult their preferred citation format's style manual\nfor proper formatting. Your use of this HeinOnline PDF indicates your acceptance of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. and HeinOnline's\nTerms & Conditions: https://help.heinonline.org/kb/terms-conditions/ . The search text of this PDF is generated from uncorrected\nOCR text. To obtain permission to use this article beyond the scope of your license, please use: https://www.copyright.com.\n\nPlease note: citations are provided as a general guideline. Users should consult their preferred citation format's style manual\nfor proper citation formatting.\n\nHeinOnline is a product of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. | 2350 North Forest Road, Getzville, NY 14068\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 15\n 15 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\nFORTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SESS. II. CIT. 189, 190, 191. 1875. 517\n\nof railway-companies;\" which report of said committee of conference\nwas concurred in by both Houses ; and\n Whereas in transcribing the bill, the said second proviso in the\namendment of the House of Representatives was not stricken out, and\nthe above-quoted words were not inserted and do not appear in the law\nupon the statute-books: Therefore,\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\nStates of America in Congress assembled, That the said words above\nquoted shall be considered and taken as they were intended to be, and\nthey are hereby made a part of said act approved June eighth, eighteen\nhundred and seventy-two.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\n\nCHAP. 190 .- An act to authorize the purchase of a site for a public building at March 3, 1875.\n Topeka, Kansas.\n\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Site for public\nStates of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Treas- building in Tope-\nury be authorized and directed to purchase at private sale, or procure ka, Kansas.\nby condemnation, a suitable tract of ground in the city of Topeka, Kan-\nsas, as a site for a fire-proof building for the accommodation of the\nUnited States district and circuit courts, post-office, pension agency,\nland office and other Government offices in said city ; said tract of land Appropriation.\nnot to exceed in cost the sum of ten thousand dollars, which sum is\nhereby appropriated out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise\nappropriated but the same shall not be available until a valid title to Relinquishm ent\nthe land shall be vested in the United States, nor until the State of of State jurisdic-\nKansas shall relinquish its jurisdiction over the same, and all right to tion, &c.\ntax or assess the same while owned by the United States.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\n\nCHAP. 191 .- An act to set apart a certain portion of the island of Mackinac in March 3, 1875.\n the Straits of Mackinac, within the State of Michigan, as a national park\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedPart of Macki-\nStates of America in Congress assembled, That so much of the island of nac\nMackinac, lying in the Straits of Mackinac, within the county of Mack- apartIsland set\n as a national\ninac, in the State of Michigan, as is now held by the United States park.\nunder military reservatien or otherwise, (excepting the Fort Mackinac\nand so much of the present reservation thereof as bounds it to the\nsouth of the village of Mackinac, and to the west, north and east\nrespectively by lines drawn north and south, east and west, at a dis-\ntance from the present fort flag staff of four hundred yards,) hereby is\nreserved and withdrawn from settlement, occupancy, or sale under the\nlaws of the United States, and dedicated and set apart as a national\npublic park, or grounds, for health, comfort, aud pleasure, for the\nbenefit and enjoyment of the people; and all persons who shall locate Trespassers.\nor settle upon or occupy the same, or any part thereof, except as herein\nprovided, shall be considered trespassers, and removed therefrom.\n SEO. 2. That said public park shall be under the exclusive control of Control and\nthe Secretary of War, whose duty it shall be as soon as practicable, to management of\nmake and publish such rules and regulations as he may deem necessary park.\nor proper for the care and management of the same. Such regulations Regulations.\nshall provide for the preservation from injury or spoliation of all timber,\nmineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders within said park, and\ntheir retention in their natural condition. The Secretary may in his Leascs.\ndiscretion, grant leases for building purposes, of small parcels of ground,\nat such places in said park as shall require the erection of buildings for\n\fCase: 25-2413,\nCase: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 16\n 16 of\n of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n518 FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SESS. II. CI. 191, 192, 193, 194. 1875.\n the accommodation of visitors for terms not exceeding ten years ; all\n of the proceeds of said leases and all other revenues derived from any\n source connected with said park, to be expended, under his direction,\n in the management of the same and in the construction of roads and\n Preservation of bridle paths therein. He shall provide against the wanton destruction\ngame and fish: of game or fish found within said park and against their capture or\n Removal of tres- destruction for any purposes of use or profit. He also shall cause all\npassers. persons trespassing upon the same after the passage of this act to be\n removed therefrom, and generally shall be authorized to take all such\n measures as shall be necessary or proper to fully carry out the objects\n and purposes of this act.\n Use of park for SEC. 3. That any part of the park hereby created shall at all times\nmilitary purposes. be available for military purposes, either as a parade or drill ground, in\n time of peace, or for complete occupation in time of war, or whenever\n war is expected, and may also be used for the erection of any public\n No claim against\nUnited States for\n buildings or works : Provided that no person shall ever claim or receive\ndamages. of the United States any damage ou account of any future amendment\n or repeal of this act, or the taking of said park, or any part thereof,\n for public purposes or use.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\n\n March 3, 1875. CHAP. 192 .- An act to donate to the State of Oregon a public building-lot, and\n material situated at The Dalles, Oregon.\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\n Mint-building, States of America in Congress assembled, That the mint-building, mate-\n&c., at The Dalles, rial, and lot on which it is located, at The Dalles, Oregou, be, and the\ndonated to Oregon.\n Proviso. same are hereby, donated to the State of Oregon : Provided, That the\n donation is made on the condition that said building and lot shall be\n appropriated by the State of Oregon to the use of some educational or\n charitable institution.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\n\n March 3, 1875. CHAP. 193 .- An act to make an appropriation for public buildings at Covington,\n Kentucky ..\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\n Appropriation, States of America in Congress assembled, That the sum of one hundred\n Public buildings and fifty thousand dollars be, and is hereby, appropriated for the com-\nin Covington, Ky. pletion of public buildings at Covington, Kentucky.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\n\n March 3, 1875. CHAP. 194 .- An act to annex certain lands to reservation numbered two, occupied\n by the Department of Agriculture.\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\n Certain public States of America in Congress assembled, That the public ground which\nlands annexed to lies immediately north of reservation numbered two, now in the occu-\nreservation occu-\npied by Depart- pancy of the Department of Agriculture, made by the filling-up of the\nment of Agricul- canal, be, and the same is hereby, attached to and shall hereafter be a\nture. part of the said reservation numbered two, in the occupancy of the said\n Department of Agriculture.\n Approved, March 3, 1875.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1, Page 17 of 20\n\n\n\n\n https://heinonline.org | holsupport@wshein.com\n\n\n\n\nCITATIONS:\n\nBluebook 22nd ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895).\n\nALWD 7th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895).\n\nAPA 7th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895).\n\nChicago 18th ed.\n\"Chapter 189, 53 Congress, Session 3, An Act: Making appropriations for sundry civil\nexpenses of the Government for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen\nhundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.\" U.S. Statutes at Large 28: 910-962.\nHeinOnline.\n\nMcGill Guide 10th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895).\n\nAGLC 4th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895)\n\nMLA 9th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895). HeinOnline.\n\nOSCOLA 4th ed.\nMaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Government for the fiscal year\nending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, and for other purposes.,\nChapter 189, 53 Congress. 28 Stat. 910 (1885-1895) (1895).\n\n\n\nDate Downloaded: Wed Jun 3 10:14:36 2026\n\nSource: https://heinonline.org/HOL/Page?handle=hein.statute/sal028&id=942\n\nTerms, Conditions & Use of PDF Document:\nPlease note, citations are provided as a general guideline. Users should consult their preferred citation format's style manual\nfor proper formatting. Your use of this HeinOnline PDF indicates your acceptance of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. and HeinOnline's\nTerms & Conditions: https://help.heinonline.org/kb/terms-conditions/ . The search text of this PDF is generated from uncorrected\nOCR text. To obtain permission to use this article beyond the scope of your license, please use: https://www.copyright.com.\n\nPlease note: citations are provided as a general guideline. Users should consult their preferred citation format's style manual\nfor proper citation formatting.\n\nHeinOnline is a product of William S. Hein & Co., Inc. | 2350 North Forest Road, Getzville, NY 14068\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n 25-2413, 06/04/2026, DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page\n Page 18 of 20\n 18 of 20\n\n\n\n\n 910 FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SESS. III. CHS. 188, 189. 1895.\n Expenses reimburs- That for the purpose of carrying this section into effect the sum of\n able.\n one thousand five hundred dollars, or so much thereof as may be neces-\n sary, be, and the same hereby is, appropriated, out of any money in the\n Treasury not otherwise appropriated, which sum shall be reimbursed\n to the United States out of the proceeds of the first sales of lands made\n under the provisions hereof, each tribe to be charged only with the\n expenses attending the sale of its own lands.\n Allotment to chil-\n dren. That before any of the surplus lands belonging to the Kickapoo tribe\n of Indians shall be sold under the provisions of this section there shall\n be allotted by the Secretary of the Interior eighty acres to each of the\n Proviso. children of said tribe residing on or adjacent to said reservation who\n Action on this sec- have not heretofore received any lands: Provided, That this section\ntion.\n may be adopted or rejected separate and apart from the other provi-\n sions of this Act, by the said Kickapoo tribe.\n Special agent to SEC. 11. That in all payments or disbursements of money to Indians\nmake payments.\n individually the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized, in his\n discretion, to detail an officer from his Department or appoint a special\n agent to make or to superintend and inspect such payment; and when\n Compensation. made by special agent the Secretary shall fix a reasonable compensa-\n tion for the services of such special agent and pay it out of the money\n to be disbursed. In all cases the agent making such payment shall\n Bond. give bond to the United States in double the amount to be disbursed,\n with good and sufficient security, to be approved by the Secretary,\n conditioned for the faithful performance of his duties. All such pay-\n ments to be made under such rules and regulations as the Secretary\n may prescribe.\n Approved, March 2, 1895.\n\n March 2, 1895. CHAP. 189 .- An Act Making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the Gov-\n ernment for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and ninety-six,\n and for other purposes.\n Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United\n Sundry civil ex- States of America in Congress assembled, That the following sums be,\npenses appropria- and the same are hereby, appropriated, for the objects hereinafter\ntions.\n expressed, for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred\n and ninety-six, namely :\n Treasury Depart- UNDER THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.\nment.\n Public buildings. PUBLIC BUILDINGS.\n Allegheny, Pa. For post-office at Allegheny, Pennsylvania: For continuation of\n building under present limit, one hundred thousand dollars.\n Engravingand Print- For Bureau of Engraving and Printing: For the construction of a\ning Bureau.\n third additional story to the old boiler house of the main building,\n including the. extension and renewal of elevator on the west side of\n said boiler house, twelve thousand dollars.\n Butialo. For post-office at Buffalo, New York: For continuation of building\n under present limit, one hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.\n Brockton, Mass. For post-office and other Government offices at Brockton, Massachu-\n Ante, p. 675.\n setts: For securing a site for the construction of the public building,\n twenty-five thousand dollars. And the Secretary of the Treasury is\n Contract. authorized to contract for the completion of said building including\n heating and ventilating apparatus, fire-proof vaults, elevators, and\n approaches complete, within the limit of cost prescribed in the law,\n subject to the appropriations to be made by Congress.\n Charleston, S. C. For the public building at Charleston, South Carolina: For comple-\n tion of building, forty thousand dollars.\n Chicago, Ill. In order to provide accommodations for the Government officials in\nTemporary building. the city of Chicago now occupying the present building, during the\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n 25-2413, 06/04/2026, 52.1, Page\n DktEntry: 52.1, Page 19 of 20\n 19 of 20\n\n\n\n\n FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SESS. III. CH. 189. 1895. 941\nexceeding one thousand five hundred dollars of this sum may be\nexpended in defraying the expenses of the removal of patients to their\nfriends.\n For the buildings and grounds of the Government Hospital for thegrounds.\n Building\nInsane, as follows:\n For additional accommodations for the insane, twenty-five thousand\ndollars.\n For general repairs and improvements, thirteen thousand dollars.\n For special improvements, as follows:\n For fireproof stairs and sanitary towers for the Relief and Dawes\nbuildings, six thousand dollars.\n Columbia Institu-\n COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB. tion for Deaf and\n Dumb.\n Current expenses of the Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb: Current expenses.\nFor support of the institution, including salaries and incidental expenses,\nfor books and illustrative apparatus, and for general repairs and improve-\nments, fifty-two thousand five hundred dollars.\n For special repairs to the buildings and for the improvement of the\ngrounds, one thousand dollars.\n For additional building complete, thirty thousand dollars.\n HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Howard University.\n. For maintenance of the Howard University, to be used in payment Maintenance.\nof part of the salaries of the officers, professors, teachers, and other\nregular employees of the university, the balance of which will be paid\nfrom donations and other sources, twenty eight thousand five hundred\ndollars;\n For tools, materials, wages of instructors, and other necessary\nexpenses of the industrial department, three thousand dollars;\n For books for library, bookcases, shelving and fixtures, three hun-\ndred dollars;\n For books for the library of the law department, one thousand dollars;\n For material and apparatus for chemical, physical, and natural his-\ntory and laboratory, two hundred dollars;\n For improvement of grounds, five hundred dollars;\n For repairs of buildings, one thousand dollars;\n In all, twenty-nine thousand five hundred dollars.\n EDUCATION IN ALASKA. Education in Alaska.\n\n For the industrial and elementary education of children in the Terri-\ntory of Alaska, without reference to race, thirty thousand dollars.\n REINDEER FOR ALASKA. Reindeer for Alaska.\n For support of the reindeer station at Port Clarence, Alaska, and for Support.\nthe purchase and introduction of reindeer from Siberia for domestic\npurposes, seven thousand five hundred dollars.\n OFFICIAL REGISTER OF THE UNITED STATES: For the preparation Official Register.\nof the Official Register of the United States for eighteen hundred and Preparation.\nninety-five, including editing, proof reading, and indexing, four thousand\ndollars.\n UNDER THE WAR DEPARTMENT. War Department.\n\n ARMORIES AND ARSENALS. Armories and arse\n nals.\n For the Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois, as follows: Rock Island, IIL.\n For machinery and shop fixtures, ten thousand dollars. Machinery.\n For general care, preservation, and improvements; for painting and Care, etc.\ncare and preservation of permanent buildings; for building fences aud\nsewers and grading grounds, ten thousand dollars.\n\f Case: 25-2413,\n Case: 25-2413, 06/04/2026,\n 06/04/2026, DktEntry:\n DktEntry: 52.1,\n 52.1, Page 20 of\n Page 20 of 20\n 20\n\n\n\n\n946 FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS. SESS. III. CH. 189. 1895.\n\n other assistance, and office expenses; in all, seventy-five thousand dol-\n lars, to be immediately available.\n Shiloh Military Park.\n Ante, p. 598.\n SHILOH NATIONAL MILITARY PARK: The commissioners appointed\n under the Act of Congress approved December twenty-seventh, eight-\n een hundred and ninety-four, to have charge, under the Secretary of\n War, of the affairs of the Shiloh National Military Park, shall have\n Office of commis their office at Pittsburg Landing, Tennessee, or at such other point\nsioners.\n convenient to the battlefield of Shiloh, Tennessee, as the Secretary of\n War may direct; and the limit of cost of all the lands to be embraced\n in the said park is hereby fixed at not to exceed twenty thousand\n dollars.\n Mackinac Island. MILITARY RESERVATION ON MACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN: The\nMich.\n Granted to Michi- Secretary of War is hereby authorized, on the application of the gov-\ngan. ernor of Michigan, to turn over to the State of Michigan, for use as a\n State park, and for no other purpose, the military reservation and\n buildings and the lands of the national park on Mackinac Island,\n Proviso.\n Reversion.\n Michigan . Provided, That whenever the State ceases to use the land\n for the purpose aforesaid it shall revert to the United States.\n Fort Wayne. For extending and improving the Fort Wayne Military Reservation\n by grading the grounds, filling in the marsh along the river front, and\n protecting the same by a riprap of stone; for restoring the ground and\n constructing drains, twenty thousand dollars.\n Fort Meade. S. Dak. For the purpose of building a hospital at Fort Meade, South Dakota,\n twenty-five thousand dollars, to be immediately available.\n \u00bbFort D. A. Russeil. That the Secretary of War, at the request of the governor of the State\nforMay\n fairset apart lands\n grounds, Wy. of Wyoming, is hereby authorized and empowered, in his discretion, to\noming. select and set apart one hundred and sixty acres of land that may no\n longer be required for military purposes, in the Fort D. A. Russell Mili-\n tary Reservation, in the said State, for the use of the said State for\n agricultural fair and industrial exposition grounds, and for other pub-\n lic purposes. That the lands so set apart are hereby granted to the\n Proviso.\n Entries, etc.\n State of Wyoming: Provided, That the entry and selection of lands\n under the provisions of this Act shall be construed as being in part\n satisfaction of the grant of lands to the State of Wyoming for chari-\n table, educational, penal, and reformatory institutions under the provi-\n sions of section eleven of the Act of Congress of July tenth, anno Domini\n eighteen hundred and ninety.\n Engineer Depart- ENGINEER DEPARTMENT.\nment.\n River and harbor\nimprovements.\n For continuing improvement of harbor at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:\n Philadelphia, Pa. Continuing improvement, removal of Smiths Island and Windmill\n Island, Pennsylvania, and Petty Island, New Jersey, and adjacent\n shoals, eight hundred and fifty thousand dollars.\n Ohio River, dam. For construction of movable dam numbered six, in the Ohio River,\n Ante, p. 355. near Beaver River, in addition to the amount heretofore appropriated,\n the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.\n Galveston, Tex. For improving harbor at Galveston, Texas: Continuing improve-\n ment, one million one hundred and sixty thousand dollars, one hundred\n thousand dollars of which may be expended for dredging, under the\n direction of the Secretary of War, by contract or otherwise, as may be\n most economical and advantageous to the United States.\n Hudson River, N.Y. For improving Hudson River, New York: Continuing improvement,\n five hundred thousand dollars.\n Great Kanawha\nRiver, W. Va. For improving Great Kanawha River, West Virginia: Completing\n improvement, five hundred and eighty thousand seven hundred dollars.\n Muskingum River, That the Secretary of War be, and he is hereby, authorized, in his\nOhio.\n distribution, to apply so much of the funds now applicable to the care,\n preservation, and maintenance of the public works of the United\n States, as may be necessary, not exceeding two thousand five hundred\n Repair of wall, dollars, to rebuild or repair the protection wall now standing upon the\nZanesville.\n ground owned by the United States at Zanesville, Ohio, on the Mus-\n kingum River, and which is a part of the public works of said river,\n\f","ocr_status":1,"date_upload":"2026-06-08T13:36:25.721118-07:00","document_number":"52","attachment_number":null,"pacer_doc_id":"06d7fb46-5960-f111-bec6-001dd80a6b07","is_available":true,"is_free_on_pacer":null,"is_sealed":null,"document_type":1,"description":"","acms_document_guid":""}],"date_created":"2026-06-08T13:34:46.321846-07:00","date_modified":"2026-06-30T13:38:00.227613-07:00","date_filed":"2026-06-04","time_filed":"00:00:00","entry_number":52,"recap_sequence_number":"2026-06-04.002","pacer_sequence_number":null,"description":"MOTION, for judicial notice, on behalf of Appellee Katie Dykes, FILED.\u00a0Service date 06/04/2026 by ACMS. 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Dykes\nin Support of Defendant-Appellee and Affirmance\n\nSet forth below precise, complete statement of relief sought:\nEverytown for Gun Safety seeks leave to file\nthe attached amicus brief and appendix\nof historical laws in support of\nDefendant-Appellee and affirmance.\n\n\n\n\nMOVING PARTY: Everytown for Gun Safety, as Amicus Curiae OPPOSING PARTY: David J. Nastri, Esq.\n\n Plaintiff Defendant\n\n Appellant/Petitioner Appellee/Respondent\n\nMOVING ATTORNEY: Sana S. Mesiya OPPOSING ATTORNEY: Cameron L. Atkinson\n [name of attorney, with firm, address, phone number and e-mail]\nEverytown Law Atkinson Law, LLC\nP.O. Box 14780, Washington, DC 20044 122 Litchfield Rd., P.O. Box 340, Harwinton, CT 06791\n202-517-6624; smesiya@everytown.org 203-677-0782; catkinson@atkinsonlawfirm.com\nCourt- Judge/ Agency appealed from: U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut; Hon. Victor A. Bolden\n\nPlease check appropriate boxes: FOR EMERGENCY MOTIONS, MOTIONS FOR STAYS AND\n INJUCTIONS PENDING APPEAL:\n Has movant notified opposing counsel (required by Local Rule 27.1): Has this request for relief been made below? Yes No\n \u25a0 Yes No (explain): Has this relief been previously sought in this court? Yes No\n\n Requested return date and explanation of emergency:\n\nOpposing counsel\u2019s position on motion:\n Unopposed Opposed \u25a0 Don\u2019t Know\nDoes opposing counsel intend to file a response:\n Yes _No \u25a0 Don\u2019t Know\n\n\n\nIs the oral argument on motion requested? Yes \u25a0 No (requests for oral argument will not necessarily be granted)\n\nHas the appeal argument date been set? Yes \u25a0 No If yes, enter date:\n\nSignature of Moving Attorney:\n /s/ Sana S. Mesiya Date: 04/22/2026 Service : \u25a0 Electronic Other [Attach proof of service]\n\nForm T-1080 (rev. 10-23)\n\f","ocr_status":2,"date_upload":"2026-06-30T13:34:52.608908-07:00","document_number":"44","attachment_number":1,"pacer_doc_id":"94a853e4-963e-f111-88b4-001dd802fdea","is_available":true,"is_free_on_pacer":null,"is_sealed":null,"document_type":2,"description":"T-1080 Form","acms_document_guid":"9634d503-963e-f111-9a91-001dd804b7ce"},{"resource_uri":"https://www.courtlistener.com/api/rest/v4/recap-documents/476843587/","id":476843587,"tags":[],"absolute_url":"/docket/71544798/44/2/nastri-v-dykes/","date_created":"2026-04-23T09:48:07.787390-07:00","date_modified":"2026-07-01T03:56:34.076419-07:00","sha1":"a979dfb280221e115d4743a0ab8ff21e2c5d6085","page_count":10,"file_size":211451,"filepath_local":"recap/gov.uscourts.ca2.20b5e6ee-8ccc-41bf-bf20-c3d63c166f91/gov.uscourts.ca2.20b5e6ee-8ccc-41bf-bf20-c3d63c166f91.44.2.pdf","filepath_ia":"https://archive.org/download/gov.uscourts.ca2.20b5e6ee-8ccc-41bf-bf20-c3d63c166f91/gov.uscourts.ca2.20b5e6ee-8ccc-41bf-bf20-c3d63c166f91.44.2.pdf","ia_upload_failure_count":null,"thumbnail":null,"thumbnail_status":0,"plain_text":" Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 1 of 10\n\n\n\n\n 25-2413\n UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS\n FOR THE SECOND CIRCUIT\n \u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\n DAVID J. NASTRI, ESQ.\n Plaintiff-Appellant,\n v.\n\n COMMISSIONER KATIE DYKES,\n Defendant-Appellee.\n \u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\n On Appeal from the United States District Court\n for the District of Connecticut\n \u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\n MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE BRIEF AND APPENDIX OF\n EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY AS AMICUS CURIAE IN\n SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT-APPELLEE\n AND AFFIRMANCE\n \u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\u2013\n\nJanet Carter Sana S. Mesiya\nWilliam J. Taylor, Jr. Everytown Law\nEverytown Law P.O. Box 14780\n450 Lexington Avenue, Washington, DC 20044\nP.O. Box 4184 smesiya@everytown.org\nNew York, NY 10163 (202) 517-6620\n\nApril 22, 2026\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 2 of 10\n\n\n\n\n CORPORATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT\n\n Everytown for Gun Safety (formally, Everytown for Gun Safety\n\nAction Fund) has no parent corporations. It has no stock; hence, no\n\npublicly held company owns 10% or more of its stock.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 3 of 10\n\n\n\n\n Pursuant to Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure 27 and 29, and\n\nSecond Circuit Local Rule 27.1, Everytown for Gun Safety\n\n(\u201cEverytown\u201d) respectfully moves for leave to file an amicus brief and\n\nappendix of historical laws in support of Defendant-Appellee and\n\naffirmance.1 If granted leave, Everytown will file the brief and appendix\n\nattached to this motion as Exhibit A and Exhibit B.2 Plaintiff-Appellant\n\ndid not respond to undersigned counsel\u2019s inquiry regarding consent to\n\nEverytown\u2019s amicus brief and appendix.3 Defendant-Appellee consents\n\nto the filing of the amicus brief and appendix.\n\n INTEREST OF AMICUS CURIAE\n\n Everytown is the nation\u2019s largest gun-violence-prevention\n\norganization, with nearly eleven million supporters across the country.\n\nEverytown was founded in 2014 as the combined effort of Mayors\n\n\n 1 No party\u2019s counsel authored the brief in whole or part; no party\n\nor party\u2019s counsel contributed money intended to fund its preparation or\nsubmission; and, apart from Everytown, no person contributed money\nintended to fund its preparation or submission.\n 2 Exhibit B has been divided into three files so as to not exceed this\n\nCourt\u2019s limit of ten megabytes in size for electronic filings.\n 3 Undersigned counsel emailed Plaintiff-Appellant\u2019s counsel on two\n\noccasions\u2014once on April 20 and again on April 21\u2014regarding whether\nhe consented to Everytown\u2019s amicus brief and appendix and did not\nreceive a response.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 4 of 10\n\n\n\n\nAgainst Illegal Guns, a national, bipartisan coalition of mayors\n\ncombating illegal guns and gun trafficking, and Moms Demand Action\n\nfor Gun Sense in America, an organization formed after a gunman\n\nmurdered twenty children and six adults at an elementary school in\n\nNewtown, Connecticut. Everytown also includes a large network of gun-\n\nviolence survivors who are empowered to share their stories and\n\nadvocate for responsible gun laws, as well as a national movement of\n\nhigh school and college students working to end gun violence.\n\n Over the past several years, Everytown has devoted substantial\n\nresources to researching and developing expertise in historical firearms\n\nregulation. Everytown has drawn on that expertise to file more than\n\n100 amicus briefs in Second Amendment and other firearms cases,\n\noffering historical and doctrinal analysis, as well as social science and\n\npublic policy research, that might otherwise be overlooked. This Court\n\nand others have expressly relied on Everytown\u2019s amicus briefs in\n\ndeciding Second Amendment and other firearms cases. See, e.g.,\n\nAntonyuk v. James, 120 F.4th 941, 1022 n.89, 1023 n.90 (2d Cir. 2024),\n\ncert. denied, 145 S. Ct. 1900 (2025); Ass\u2019n of N.J. Rifle & Pistol Clubs,\n\nInc. v. Att\u2019y Gen. N.J., 910 F.3d 106, 112 n.8 (3d Cir. 2018); Rupp v.\n\n\n\n 2\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 5 of 10\n\n\n\n\nBecerra, 401 F. Supp. 3d 978, 991-92 & n.11 (C.D. Cal. 2019), vacated\n\nand remanded, No. 19-56004, 2022 WL 2382319 (9th Cir. June 28,\n\n2022); see also Rehaif v. United States, 588 U.S. 225, 255 n.4, 257 n.7\n\n(2019) (Alito, J., dissenting); cf. Goldstein v. Hochul, No. 1:22-cv-08300,\n\n2022 WL 22915988 (S.D.N.Y. Oct. 19, 2022) (reasoned order granting\n\nEverytown\u2019s motion for leave to file amicus brief in post-Bruen Second\n\nAmendment challenge).\n\n DESIRABILITY AND RELEVANCE OF AMICUS BRIEF AND\n APPENDIX\n\n Amicus Brief. Everytown respectfully submits that its brief will\n\nassist the Court by providing additional analysis regarding the\n\nmethodology for Second Amendment cases in the wake of New York\n\nState Rifle & Pistol Ass\u2019n v. Bruen, 597 U.S. 1 (2022) and United States\n\nv. Rahimi, 602 U.S. 680 (2024). First, the brief provides important\n\ncontext on the history of wilderness parks, which grew out of the same\n\nideals that inspired the urban parks movement of the 1800s and\n\nembraced firearms prohibitions at or very quickly after their creation.\n\nSecond, Everytown\u2019s brief addresses Plaintiff\u2019s historically inaccurate\n\ntheory that sensitive places are defined by comprehensive, government-\n\nprovided security and explains why this Court should reject it. See, e.g.,\n\n\n 3\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 6 of 10\n\n\n\n\nSchoenthal v. Raoul, 150 F.4th 889, 909-10 & nn. 16-18 (7th Cir. 2025),\n\ncert. denied, No. 25-541, 2026 WL 922526 (U.S. Apr. 6, 2026).\n\n Appendix. Everytown respectfully submits that its appendix will\n\nassist the Court by providing additional historical evidence supporting\n\nthe constitutionality of Connecticut\u2019s parks regulation. Cf. Antonyuk,\n\n120 F.4th at 988 n.37, 1023 n.90 (relying on additional historical laws\n\nand ordinances submitted by amici). In addition to the numerous laws\n\npresented by the State, see PA:502-15, 549-62, 566; DA:22-37,\n\nundersigned counsel compiled additional examples in the attached\n\nappendix, which contains a total of fifty-six parks laws. The appendix\n\ncontains a table identifying these additional historical authorities with\n\ncitations and hyperlinks to the primary sources and also includes\n\nexcerpts of the historical laws for the Court\u2019s convenience. Everytown\n\nrespectfully submits that a more fulsome record will aid the Court in\n\nresolving the important constitutional issue presented in this case.4\n\n\n\n 4 This Court has previously accepted appendices filed by amici.\n\nSee 20230930-DK-Butterfly-1, Inc. v HBC Investments LLC, No. 25-2728\n(2d Cir. Mar. 5, 2026), Dkt. 28.1 (granting motion by amicus seeking\nleave to file appendix to its amicus curiae brief); New York v. Mountain\nTobacco Co., No. 17-3198 (2d Cir. Jan. 23, 2019), Dkt. 199 (granting\nmotion by amicus to file supplemental appendix).\n\n 4\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 7 of 10\n\n\n\n\n This Court has made clear that \u201cconsidering historical laws not\n\npresented by the parties\u201d is permissible. United States v. Vereen, 152\n\nF.4th 89, 101 n.3 (2d Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-6198, 2026 WL\n\n79986 (U.S. Jan. 12, 2026). That is \u201c[b]ecause the Second Amendment\n\nanalysis is a legal inquiry into the text and history related to the\n\nrelevant regulation,\u201d and thus such laws can serve as \u201cadditional legal\n\nsupport for [the government\u2019s] arguments on appeal.\u201d United States v.\n\nBullock, 123 F.4th 183, 185 (5th Cir. 2024), cert. denied, 146 S. Ct. 255\n\n(2025); see also United States v. Mitchell, 160 F.4th 169, 189 (5th Cir.\n\n2025) (rejecting argument that the court was constrained \u201c\u2018to the\n\nhistorical analogues\u2019 offered by the government below\u201d in conducting\n\nthe Bruen-Rahimi analysis (citation omitted)), petition for cert. filed,\n\nNo. 25-935 (U.S. Feb. 6, 2026); United States v. Alaniz, 69 F.4th 1124,\n\n1129 n.1 (9th Cir. 2023) (similar).\n\n\n\n\n 5\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 8 of 10\n\n\n\n\n CONCLUSION\n\n Everytown respectfully requests that this Court grant it leave to\n\nfile the amicus brief and appendix submitted concurrently with this\n\nmotion.\n\n\nDated: April 22, 2026 Respectfully submitted,\n\n /s/ Sana S. Mesiya\n Sana S. Mesiya\n Everytown Law\n P.O. Box 14780\n Washington, D.C. 20044\n 202-517-6624\n smesiya@everytown.org\n\n Janet Carter\n William J. Taylor, Jr.\n Everytown Law\n 450 Lexington Avenue, P.O. Box 4184\n New York, NY 10163\n\n Counsel for amicus curiae\n Everytown for Gun Safety\n\n\n\n\n 6\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 9 of 10\n\n\n\n\n CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE\n\n I hereby certify that this response complies with the type-volume\n\nlimitation of Fed. R. App. P. 27(d)(2)(A) because this motion contains\n\n998 words and complies with the typeface and type style requirements\n\nof Fed. R. App. P. 27(d)(1)(E) because this response has been prepared\n\nin proportionally spaced typeface using Microsoft Word in 14-point\n\nCentury Schoolbook font.\n\nDated: April 22, 2026 Respectfully submitted,\n\n /s/ Sana S. Mesiya\n\n Counsel for amicus curiae\n Everytown for Gun Safety\n\n\n\n\n 7\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.2, Page 10 of 10\n\n\n\n\n CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE\n\n I hereby certify that I served the foregoing Motion for Leave to\n\nFile Brief and Appendix of Everytown for Gun Safety as Amicus Curiae\n\nin Support of Defendant-Appellee and Affirmance, and the\n\naccompanying amicus brief and appendix, on all parties via CM/ECF.\n\n\nDated: April 22, 2026 Respectfully submitted,\n\n /s/ Sana S. 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NASTRI, ESQ.\n Plaintiff-Appellant,\n v.\n\n COMMISSIONER KATIE DYKES,\n Defendant-Appellee.\n\n On Appeal from the United States District Court\n for the District of Connecticut\n\n BRIEF OF EVERYTOWN FOR GUN SAFETY AS\nAMICUS CURIAE IN SUPPORT OF DEFENDANT-APPELLEE\n AND AFFIRMANCE\n\n\nJanet Carter Sana S. Mesiya\nWilliam J. Taylor, Jr. Everytown Law\nEverytown Law P.O. BOX 14780\n450 Lexington Avenue, Washington, DC 20044\nP.O. BOX 4184 smesiya@everytown.org\nNew York, NY lol63 (202) 517-6620\n\nApril 22, 2026\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 3 of 39\n\n\n\n\n CORPORATE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT\n\n Everytown for Gun Safety (formally, Everytown for Gun Safety\n\nAction Fund) has no parent corporations. It has no stock; hence, no\n\npublicly held company owns 10% or more of its stock.\n\n\n\n\n i\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 4 of 39\n\n\n\n\n TABLE OF CONTENTS\nINTEREST OF AMICUS CURIAE 1\nINTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT 1\n\n\n I. This Court Should Consider Historical Context in Evaluating\n Connecticut's Parks Regulation ........................................................... 3\n A. National Parks Continued the Park Movement Traditions that\n Began in Urban Parks ...................................................................... 6\n B. Firearms Regulations in National Parks Continued the\n Regulatory Tradition from Urban Parks .........................................1 0\n II. Sensitive Places Are Not Defined By Government-Provided\n Security................................................................................................1 9\n A. Schools and Government Buildings..........................................2 0\n B. Legislative Buildings, Polling Places, and Courthouses ..........2 3\n\n\n\n\n ii\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 5 of 39\n\n\n\n\n TABLE OF AUTHORITIES\n\nCases\nAntonyuk U. James, 120 F.4th 941 (2d Cir. 2024), cert. denied,\n 145 S. Ct. 1900 (2025) ...................................................... 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, II\nBonidy U. US. Postal Serv.,\n 790 F.3d 1121 (10th Cir. 2015) ............................................................21\nBurson u. Freeman,\n 504 U.S. 191 (1992) ..............................................................................24\nDistrict of Columbia U. Heller,\n 554 U.S. 570 (2008) .................................................................. 20, 21, 22\nKipke U. Moore,\n 165 F.4th 194 (4th Cir. 2026) .........................................................20, 22\nLaFave U. County of Fairfax,\n No. 1:23-cv-01605, 2024 WL 3928883 (ED. Va. Aug. 23, 2024),\n aff'd in part, vacated in part on other grounds, 149 F.4th 476\n (4th Cir. 2025) ......................................................................................20\nLaFave U. County of Fairfax,\n 149 F.4th 476 (4th Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-872, 2026 WL\n 642852 (U.S. Mar. 9, 2026) ................................................................... 5\nNastri U. Bondi,\n No. 3:24-cv-00222, 2026 WL 821682 (D. Conn. Mar. 25,\n 2026) ................................................................................... 20, 23, 25, 26\nNew York State Rifle & Pistol Ass'n U. Bruen,\n 597 U.S. 1 (2022) ................................................ 2,15,19,20,21,22,23\nSchoenthal U. Raoul,\n 150 F.4th 889 (7th Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-541, 2026 WL\n 922526 (U.S. Apr. 6, 2026) ............................................. 2, 19, 21, 24, 25\nUnited States U. Alanine,\n 69 F.4th 1124 (9th Cir. 2023) ...............................................................19\nUnited States U. Bullock,\n 123 F.4th 183 (5th Cir. 2024), cert. denied, 146 S. Ct. 255 (2025).......19\n\n\n iii\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 6 of 39\n\n\n\n\nUnited States U. Class,\n 930 F.3d 460 (D.C. Cir. 2019 ................................................................20\nUnited States U. Ra/iimi,\n 602 U.S. 680 (2024) ............................................................................2, 3\nUnited States U. Vereen,\n 152 F.4th 89 (2d Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-6198, 2026 WL 79986\n (U.S. Jan. 12, 2026) ..............................................................................19\nWolford U. Lopez,\n 116 F.4th 959 (9th Cir. 2024), cert. granted on other grounds, 146 S.\n Ct.79(2025) ..................................................................... 6,7,19,21,23\n\nStatutes\nAct of Feb. 26, 1929, oh. 332, \u00a7 l, 45 Stat. 1316 .....................................10\nAct of Mar. l, 1872, oh. 24, \u00a7 l, l'7 Stat. 32 ............................................. 9\nAct of Mar. 3, 1875, ch. 191, \u00a7 l, 18 Stat. 517 ........................................13\nAct of May II, 1910, ch. 226, \u00a7 l, 36 Stat. 354 ........................................ 9\nAct of May 22, 1902, ch. 820, \u00a7 l, 32 Stat. 202 ........................................ 9\nAct of Oct. l, 1890, ch. 1263, \u00a7 l, 26 Stat. 650........................................12\nAct of Sept. 25, 1890, ch. 926, \u00a7 l, 26 Stat. 478 ......................................12\n\nOther Authorities\nArchives of Maryland (Biographical Series): Cornelius Mills ................26\nBurch, Benjamin, History, Art, & Archives - United States House of\n Representatives .....................................................................................27\nD.H. Kelton, Annals of Fort Mackinac (1882) ........................................12\nDel. Const. of 1776, art. 28, reprinted in Constitutions of the Several\n Independent States of America (1786)..................................................24\nFrederick Law Olmsted, Preliminary Report upon the Yosemite and Big\n Tree Grove (Aug. 1865), reprinted in The Papers of Frederick Law\n Olmsted (2015) ...................................................................................... 8\n\n\n\n\n iv\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 7 of 39\n\n\n\n\nFrederick Law Olmsted, The Justifying Value of a Public Park\n (1880) .................................................................................................. 7, 9\nGuarding the White House, White House Hist. Ass'n,\n https://www.whitehousehistory.org/press-room/press\n timelines/guarding-the-white-house ....................................................28\nGuns in the Park: Rules and Regulations Strictly Enforced, Tulare\n County Times (Visalia, Cal.) (July 31, 1902) .......................................17\nJ. William Harris, Portrait of a Small Slaveholder: The Journal of\n Benton Miller, 74 Georgia Historical Quarterly 1 (1990) ....................27\nJ.L. Powell, A Trip to the West, Gallatin Democrat (Gallatin, Mo.) (Oct.\n 10, 1889> ...............................................................................................13\nJohn Quincy Adams Digital Diary, Dated 22 March 1838 ....................27\nJohn Quincy Adams Digital Diary, Dated 7 December 1881 .................27\nKatie Zezima, People Used to Be Able to Walk into the White House.\n Legally., Wash. Post (Sept. 23, 2014) ...................................................28\nLaura Wood Roper, FLO: A Biography of Frederick Law Olmsted\n (1973) ............................................................................................ 7, 8, 10\nLuke Barr, Trump Says He Wants Police at Polling Sites. Experts Say\n that's Unlawful, ABC News (Aug. 21, 2020) ........................................24\nNational Park Service, Firearms Regulations in the National Parks\n 1897-1936 (2008), available at perma.cc/5SRK-VYXZ ........................14\nNatural Friends of Man, Public Ledger (Memphis, Tenn.) (Dec. 22,\n 1892) .....................................................................................................14\nNorthwestern Letter, Indiana Times (Indiana, Pa.) (Sept. 25, 1889) .....13\nRaymond L. Freeman, \"National Parks,\" in American Landscape\n Architecture: Designers and Places (1989) ............................................ 8\nReport of the Acting Superintendent of the Yosemite National Park, in\n III Report of the Secretary of the Interior (1896) ..................................16\nReport of the Secretary of the Interior (1890) ..........................................12\n\n\n\n V\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 8 of 39\n\n\n\n\nReport of the Secretary of the Interior, in Annual Reports of the\n Department of the Interior Secretary of the Interior (1897) .................16\nReports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal Year Ended Jane\n 80, 1.910 (1910) .....................................................................................18\nRules and Regulations of the Sequoia National Park \u00a7 5 (Oct. 21, 1890),\n reprinted in Report of the Secretary of the Interior CLXII (1890) ........12\nRules and Regulations of the Yellowstone National Park \u00a7 5 (Aug. 1,\n 1894), reprinted in Report of the Secretary of the Interior (1894) ........13\nRules and Regulations of the Yosemite National Park \u00a7 5, Oct. 23,\n 1890 ......................................................................................................12\nSpecial Instructions, Office of Superintendent Yellowstone National\n Park, in Annual Reports of the Department of the Interior (1898) ......16\nTour of the President, Battle Creek Enquirer (Battle Creek, Mich.)\n (Mar. 18, 1903) .....................................................................................17\nUnited States Capitol Police, Mission & History,\n https://www.uscp.gov/the-department/our-mission .............................28\nWill They Ever Finish Central Park?, N.Y. Magazine (July 14, 2016).... 4\nYellowstone National Park, Kansas City Star (Kansas City, Mo.) (July\n 3, 1890) .................................................................................................14\n\n\n\n\n vi\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 9 of 39\n\n\n\n\n INTEREST OF AMICUS CURIAE\n\n Everytown for Gun Safety (\"Evelrytown\") is the nation's largest\n\ngun-violence-prevention organization, with nearly eleven million\n\nsupporters across the country. Everytown was founded in 2014 as the\n\ncombined effort of Mayors Against Illegal Guns, a national, bipartisan\n\ncoalition of mayors combating illegal guns and gun trafficking, and\n\nMoms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, an organization\n\nformed after a gunman murdered twenty children and six adults at an\n\nelementary school in Newton, Connecticut. Everytown also includes a\n\nlarge network of gun-violence survivors who are empowered to share\n\ntheir stories and advocate for responsible gun laws, as well as a\n\nnational movement of high school and college students working to end\n\ngun violence.1\n\n INTRODUCTION AND SUMMARY OF ARGUMENT\n\n Connecticut's regulation restricting firearms in state parks and\n\nforests is constitutional under the approach to Second Amendment\n\nanalysis established in in New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass'n U. Breen,\n\n\n 1 No party's counsel authored this brief in whole or part and, apart\nfrom Everytown, no person contributed money to fund its preparation or\nsubmission.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 10 of 39\n\n\n\n\n597 U.S. l (2022), and United States U. Rahing, 602 U.S. 680 (2024), for\n\nthe reasons set out in the State's brief, Dkt. 38 (\"State B1r.\"). Everytown\n\nsubmits this amicus brief to expand on two points that support the\n\nconstitutionality of this law.\n\n First, to the extent any further historical analysis is needed after\n\nAntonyuk U. James, 120 F.4th 941 (2d Cir. 2024), cert. denied, 145 S. Ct.\n\n1900 (2025), this Court should consider the historical context\n\nsurrounding the emergence of public parks in evaluating the\n\nconstitutionality of Connecticut's regulation. History demonstrates that\n\nwilderness parks grew out of the same ideals that inspired the urban\n\nparks movement of the l800s and embraced firearms prohibitions at or\n\nvery quickly after their creation.\n\n Second, the Court should reject Plaintiffs historically inaccurate\n\ntheory that sensitive places are defined by comprehensive, government-\n\nprovided security. As multiple courts have concluded, any effort to limit\n\nsensitive places to locations the government secures \"does not\n\nwithstand historical scrutiny.\" Schoenthal U. Raoul, 150 F.4th 889, 909\n\n(7th Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-541, 2026 WL 922526 (U.S. Apr. 6,\n\n2026.\n\n\n\n 2\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 11 of 39\n\n\n\n\n ARGUMENT\n\n 1. This Court Should Consider Historical Context in\n Evaluating Connecticut's Parks Regulation\n The methodological and substantive conclusions in Antonyuk U.\n\nJames, 120 F.4th 941, compel upholding Connecticut's regulation.\n\nAntonyuk confirmed that Reconstruction-era and later laws are a\n\ncrucial part of the Second Amendment analysis, see id. at 988 n.36; it\n\nconcluded that history supports prohibiting guns from \"often-crowded\n\npublic forums,\" see id. at 1021; it recognized that Rahing requires\n\nupholding a law against a facial challenge so long as it is constitutional\n\n\"in some of its applications,\" see id. at 983 (quoting Rahing, 602 U.S. at\n\n693) (emphasis added by Antonyuk); and it recognized the importance of\n\nhistorical context in ascertaining the principles that underpin our\n\nregulatory tradition, see, et., id. at 994 (considering historical growth of\n\nlicensing scheme regulations \"in the context of larger changes in\n\ncriminal justice\") .\n\n Historical context is particularly salient in considering regulations\n\nthat respond to societal or technological change. Close historical cousins\n\nto a modern regulation will not exist before the condition that prompted\n\nregulation arose. Historical context thus provides important insight into\n\n 3\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 12 of 39\n\n\n\n\npast legislative action-and inaction. See id. at 993-94. In particular,\n\nthe historical context of the American park movement-which\n\ngenerated first urban parks and then \"rural\" or wilderness parks-\n\nreveals why prohibitions on guns in those parks emerged in the l 9th\n\ncentury and soon became ubiquitous.2\n\n To be clear, Connecticut's regulation applies to a wide range of\n\nstate parks and forests, including small parks like Sherwood Island\n\nState Park in Westport, Connecticut? As in Antonyuk, which held that\n\n\n 2 Antonyiik used the term \"rural parks\" as distinct from \"urban\nparks.\" See 120 F.4th at 1019. In historical context, this term is\npotentially confusing, because large, bucolic urban parks like Central\nPark were frequently described as \"rural,\" including by Frederick Law\nOlmsted himself. See, e.g., Justin Davidson, Will They Ever Finish\nCentral Park?, N.Y. Magazine (July 14, 2016) (quoting Olmsted\ndescribing Central Park as a \"rural recreation ground\"); R.I. Duffus,\nCentral Park Playground Stirs Old Issue, N.Y. Times (May 10, 1925)\n(\"People must not forget that Central Park is unique. It was the great\noriginal rural park.\" (quoting president of Parks Preservation\nAssociation)). Accordingly, we use the term \"wilderness parks\" to\ndescribe parks like Yosemite National Park and Yellowstone National\nPark.\n 3 Sherwood Island covers 235 acres-less than a third of the size of\n\nNew York's Central Park-on the shore of Long Island Sound. It\nfeatures the kinds of recreational and family-friendly amenities that\ntypify a busy urban-area park. See Sherwood Island State Park,\nhttps://ctparks.com/parks/sherwood-island-state-park (features include\npicnic areas, concessions, a nature center, and fishing and swimming\nareas) .\n\n 4\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 13 of 39\n\n\n\n\nNew York's parks restriction is likely constitutional at least as applied\n\nto urban parks, Plaintiffs facial challenge to Connecticut's pa1rks-and-\n\nforests restriction fails because it is constitutional in at least some of its\n\napplications. See Antonyuk, 120 F.4th at 1025-26; see also LaFave U.\n\nCounty of Fairfax, 149 F.4th 476, 483-84 (4th Cir. 2025) (rejecting facial\n\nchallenge to law prohibiting guns in county parks because it was\n\nconstitutional as applied to preschools within parks), cert. denied, No.\n\n25-872, 2026 WL 642852 (U.S. Mar. 9, 2026). And the locations as to\n\nwhich Plaintiff raised as-applied challenges (and had standing to do\n\nso)-Sleeping Giant State Park and the Farmington Canal Trail-are\nalso frequently and undisputedly crowded. See PSA:53-57.4 But even if\n\nPlaintiff challenged the law as applied to a large forest park, the\n\n\n\n\n 4 Citations to Plaintiffs appendix and special appendix begin\n\"PA:\" and \"PSA:\" respectively, with the page numbers that follow\ncorresponding to the pagination at the bottom of each appendix and\nspecial appendix page. Citations to documents from the district court\ndocket in this case are \"Dist.Dkt. [number] at [page(s)],\" with the page\nnumbering corresponding to the ECF pagination at the top of each\ndocument. Citations to the Defendant's appendix begin \"DA:\" with the\npage numbers that follow corresponding to the continuous pagination at\nthe bottom of each appendix page, \"Dkt.\" refers to docket entries in\nother cases.\n\n 5\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 14 of 39\n\n\n\n\nhistorical tradition of prohibiting guns in wilderness parks would still\n\ndefeat that challenge.5\n\n A. National Parks Continued the Park Movement\n Traditions that Began in Urban Parks\n '\"The modern idea of the park emerged in the nineteenth\n\ncentulry.\"' Antonyuk, 120 F.4th at 1024 (citation omitted). Before that,\n\n\"open spaces that were not privately owned consisted of grazing areas\n\nopen to all.\" Id. (citation omitted); see also Wolford U. Lopez, 116 F.4th\n\n959, 970, 982 (9th Cir. 2024) (agreeing with Antonyuk that \"[p]arks in\n\nmodern form first arose in the middle of the l 9th century,\" and that\n\nfounding-era green spaces like Boston Common \"were not relevantly\n\nsimilar to parks in their modern form\"), cert. granted on other grounds,\n\n146 S. Ct. 79 (2025). As Frederick Law Olmsted wrote in 1880,\n\n\"[t]wenty-five years ago we had no parks, park-like or otherwise, which\n\nmight not better have been called something else. Allow me to use\n\nthe term park movement [to describe what has happened since].\"\n\n\n\n\n 5 Plaintiff also tried to challenge the law as applied to Naugatuck\nState Forest, but the district court concluded that he lacked standing to\ndo so, and Plaintiff has not appealed that holding. PSA:5l-53; Dkt. 23\n(\"Pl. B1r.\") 8 n.5.\n\n 6\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 15 of 39\n\n\n\n\nFrederick Law Olmsted, The Justifying Value of a Public Park 7-8\n\n(1880).\n\n The first American parks appeared in urban areas, beginning with\n\nNew Yolrk's Central Park in 1858. See Wolford, 116 F.4th at 982. These\n\nparks arose in response to the Romantic idea that contemplating\n\nnatural scenery could improve people's lives, and, ultimately, society.\n\nSee State Br. 5; PA:5'72 W 9-10 (admitting statements in State's\n\nStatement of Undisputed Facts (\"State SOF\")).\n\n Wilderness parks grew out of the same movement and ideals. See\n\nState Br. 5-6. Olmsted, a central figure in the urban park movement\n\nand (with Calvin Vaux) the architect of Central Park, also \"help [ed] to\n\ncreate early state and federal parks.\" Dist.Dkt. 81-14 at Ill 1] 40\n\n(Cornell Decl.). In the words of his leading academic biographer, not\n\nonly did Olmsted and Vaux \"olriginate[] the rural park movement in the\n\nUnited States,\" but Olmsted was also \"the theoretician and director of\n\nthe successful drive to set aside areas of unusual scenic beauty for\n\npopular enjoyment.\" Laura Wood Roper, FLO: A Biography of Frederick\n\nLaw Olmsted xiii (1973). He \"advocated a policy of establishing national\n\nparks across the nation and laid the foundation for our current national\n\n\n 7\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 16 of 39\n\n\n\n\npark system.\" Dist.Dkt. 81-14 at 54 1130 (Young Deal.) (quoting\n\nRaymond L. Freeman, \"National Parks,\" in American Landscape\n\nArchitecture: Designers and Places 172 (1989))\n\n In particular, Olmsted served in the 1860s as a commissioner of a\n\nCalifornia state public park encompassing Yosemite Valley and a\n\nseparate redwood grove, and in that capacity he wrote a report setting\n\nout many of his fundamental principles about the role of parks. See\n\nFrederick Law Olmsted, Preliminary Report upon the Yosemite cmd Big\n\nTree Grove (Aug. 1865) (\"Olmsted Report\"), reprinted in The Papers of\n\nFrederick Law Olmsted (2015), available at pe1rma.cc/C46G-EDK7.\n\nOlmsted's biographer described the report as \"elaborat[ing], for the first\n\ntime in America, the policy underlying the reservation by government\n\nto the public of a particular, and fine, scenic area In short, he\n\nformulated the philosophic base for the establishment of state and\n\nnational parks.\" Wood Roper, FLO at 285.\n\n According to Olmsted, Yosemite should be set aside and \"devoted\n\nforever to popular resort and recreation,\" as well as contemplation.\n\nOlmsted Report at 489, 502. His account of the value and purpose of\n\ndoing so echoed his account of the value and purpose, on a smaller scale,\n\n\n 8\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 17 of 39\n\n\n\n\nof parks within cities. Compare, et., id. at 502-06 (discussing benefits of\n\n\"contemplation of natural scenes\" for mental and physical health and\n\nemphasizing the govelrnment's duty to ensure such places are \"laid open\n\nto the use of the body of the people\" and not reserved for the wealthy)\n\nwith, et., Olmsted, The Justifying Value of a Public Park at 19-20\n\n(discussing the value of \"contemplation of natural scenery\" in\n\n\"counteracting and alleviating\" the ills of urban life and observing that\n\n\"if the object of parks is not that thus suggested, I know of none which\n\njustifies their cost\").\n\n A few years after Olmsted wrote his Yosemite report, Congress\n\nestablished Yellowstone as the first national park. 17 Stat. 32, oh. 24\n\n(Mar. l, 1872). Its authorizing act dedicated the land as a \"p1easuring-\n\nground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people,\" id. \u00a7 l-invoking\n\nthe same Olmstedian principles that animated the urban park\n\nmovement. The authorizing acts for many later national parks\n\ncontained similar language. See, et. 32 Stat. 202, oh. 820, \u00a7 l (May 22,\n\n1902) (dedicating Crater Lake National Park \"as a public park or\n\npleasure ground for the benefit of the people of the United States\"); 36\n\nStat. 354, oh. 226, \u00a7 l (May II, l9l0) (same, as to Glacier National\n\n\n 9\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 18 of 39\n\n\n\n\nPark); 45 Stat. 1316, oh. 331, \u00a7 1 (Feb. 26, 1929) (same, as to Grand\n\nTeton National Park).\n\n These laws and writings confirm the close connection between the\n\nurban park movement and wilderness parks. They illustrate the two\n\ntrends-the \"demand for rural parks in cities and the interest in\n\nnatural scenery\"-that combined in the mid-l9th century \"to precipitate\n\nthe idea that regions of unusual beauty should be set aside as public\n\nparks.\" Wood Roper, FLO at 285. And the same traditions, in the late\n\nl 9th and early 20th centuries, in turn manifested in the creation of\n\nstate parks like Connecticut's. See State Br. 5-6, 8-9. In brief-as\n\nPlaintiff has stipulated- \"Olmstedian ideals of peace, relaxation, and\n\nquiet enjoyment lay at the foundation of national and state parks,\n\nwhich grew out [of] the same parks movement that created urban\n\nparks.\" PA:573 1] 15 (admitting facts in State SOF).\n B. Firearms Regulations in National Parks Continued\n the Regulatory Tradition from Urban Parks\n Just as the creation of wilderness parks was closely linked to the\n\ncreation of urban parks, the regulatory traditions in the two types of\n\nparks were closely aligned. In all of these parks, the presence of\n\n\n\n\n 10\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 19 of 39\n\n\n\n\nfirearms was antithetical to their founding ideals of peace and quiet\n\nenjoyment.\n\n America's large urban parks prohibited firearms at or soon after\n\ntheir creation. See State Br. 32-34; PA:5'74 W 18-20 (admitting facts in\n\nState SOF); see also Antonyuk, 120 F.4th at 1022 (explaining that the\n\n\"proliferation of\" urban park rules \"regulating firearms\" \"coincide[d]\n\nwith the rise of public palrks\"). New Yolrk's Central Park, for example-\n\nthe paradigm of the new park movement-prohibited guns in 1858, and\n\nsimilar rules appeared in other cities as parks opened across the\n\ncountry. See PA:574 W 19-20. These prohibitions aligned with the\n\nconception of parks as places of repose and recreation, from which\n\nfeatures or actions that interfered with the peaceful contemplation of\n\nshould be excluded. See PA:576 11 26 (admitting that lawmakers banned\n\nfirearms from parks because they believed that firearms interfered with\n\n\"parks' purpose and function as serene places\") .\n\n National parks, which likewise were set aside for repose and\n\nrecreation, also prohibited firearms at or soon after their founding. In\n\nsome, guns were prohibited from the start. Yosemite National Park and\n\nSequoia National Park are two examples. Congress established both\n\n\n II\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 20 of 39\n\n\n\n\nparks in 1890. See 26 Stat. 478, oh. 926, \u00a7 l (Sept. 25, 1890) (Sequoia);\n\n26 Stat. 650, oh. 1263, \u00a7 l (Oct. 1, 1890) (Yosemite). Within a month,\n\nthe Secretary of the Interior published rules and regulations for each\n\npark, including the rule that \"no one shall carry into or have in the park\n\nany fire-arms\" unless either the Secretary or the palrk's superintendent\n\ngranted permission. Rules and Regulations of the Sequoia National\n\nPark \u00a7 5, Oct. 21, 1890, DA:37; Rules and Regulations of the Yosemite\n\nNational Park \u00a7 5, Oct. 23, 1890, DA:32.6\n\n In other parks, research has revealed that a prohibition was in\n\nplace soon after the palrk's founding but has not yet revealed the\n\nearliest date of regulation. For example, an 1882 publication about\n\nMackinac National Park reveals that its rules prohibited guns by that\n\ntime, seven years after Congress created the park. See D.H. Kelton,\n\nAnnals of Fort Mackinac 22 (1882) (setting out park rules, including\n\nthat \"[n]o person shall carry fire-arms in the palrk\"); 18 Stat. 517, oh.\n\n\n 6 The statute creating Sequoia National Park also created a\nsmaller park, General Grant National Park (now a part of Kings\nCanyon National Park). Although we have not yet located a copy of its\noriginal rules, the Secretary of the Interior reported in 1890 that \"[t]he\nrules and regulations adopted by the Secretary\" for General Grant\n\"were also the same in general effect\" as those for Sequoia. Report of the\nSecretary of the Interior CXXV (1890) .\n\n 12\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 21 of 39\n\n\n\n\n191, \u00a7 l (Mar. 3, 1875) (establishing Mackinac National Park). But\n\nneither Kelton's Annals nor other research has revealed when precisely\n\nthe park rules were created.\n\n The date when Yellowstone National Park first prohibited guns is\n\nalso unclear. The earliest prohibition in a published set of rules our\n\nresearch has located is from 1894. See Rules and Regulations of the\n\nYellowstone National Park \u00a7 5 (Aug. l, 1894) reprinted in Report of the\n\nSecretary of the Interior 662 (1894) (\"Filrealrms will only be permitted in\n\nthe Park on written permission of the superintendent thereof. On\n\narrival at the first station of the Park guard parties having firearms\n\nwill turn them over to the sergeant in chalrge[.]\"). However, multiple\n\nnewspaper reports indicate that a prohibition was in place earlier. For\n\nexample, two travelogues in 1889 reported that guns were prohibited in\n\nthe park. See Northwestern Letter, Indiana Times (Indiana, Pa.) (Sept.\n\n25, 1889), p.4 (\"No person is allowed to take any firearms into the\n\nPalrk[.]\"); J.L. Powell, A Trip to the West, Gallatin Democrat (Gallatin,\n\nMo.) (Oct. 10, 1889), p.2 (\"[H]elre we have to give up our guns as no\n\nperson is allowed to carry fire arms within the park.\"). Another\n\ntravelogue the following year stated that \"visitors are not permitted to\n\n\n 13\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 22 of 39\n\n\n\n\ncarry firearms.\" Yellowstone National Park, Kansas City Star (Kansas\n\nCity, Mo.) (July 3, 1890), p.5. An 1892 newspaper referred to the\n\n\"banishment of guns from the Yellowstone National park\" and to the\n\n\"law forbidding the carrying of firearms in the park, except by the\n\nsoldiers.\" Natural Friends of Man, Public Ledger (Memphis, Tenn.)\n\n(Dec. 22, 1892), p.l0. Accordingly, it seems clear that the 1894 rules\n\nwere not the earliest-but when precisely the prohibition first appeared\n\nis unknown.\n\n The pattern of gun prohibitions appearing at or soon after a park's\n\nfounding continued as Congress designated new national palrks:7\n\n National park Established Earliest restriction located\n l Yellowstone 1872 1894 (but newspaper reports\n of firearm prohibition appear\n as early as 1889)\n 2 Mackinac 1875 1882\n\n 3 Sequoia 1890 1890\n\n 4 Yosemite 1890 1890\n\n\n\n 7 The firearms restrictions in parks l through 5 are set out and\ndiscussed supra pp. 11-14 & n.6. For the restrictions in parks 6 through\n12, see National Park Service, Firearms Regulations in the National\nParks 1897-1986 25, 28, 33, 38, 42, 47 (2008), available at\nperma.cc/5SRK-VYXZ.\n\n 14\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 23 of 39\n\n\n\n\n 5 General Grant 1890 1890\n\n 6 Mount Rainier 1899 1903\n\n 7 Crater Lake 1902 1902\n\n 8 Wind Cave 1903 1908\n\n 9 Mesa Verde 1906 1908\n\n 10 Platt 1906 1908\n\n II Glacier 1910 1910\n\n 12 Rocky Mountain 1915 1915\n\n\n Some gun-rights litigants have tried to portray these national\npark prohibitions as mere permitting regimes in light of the authority\n\ngiven to the Secretary and park superintendent to grant individual\nexceptions.8 That is not correct. First, this argument is impossible to\n\nreconcile with Bruen.9 Second, and in any event, instances where\n\n\n\n 8 See, et., Reply Br. Pls.-Appellants 9, LaFave, 149 F.4th 476 (No.\n24-1886), Dkt. 51 (4th Cir. Jan. 28, 2025).\n 9 Breen held that an otherwise-unconstitutional regime-there, a\ncomplete prohibition on carrying guns outside the home-cannot be\nsaved by a \"may issue\" permitting regime under which government\nofficials are given open-ended discretion to grant exceptions to that\nprohibition. See 597 U.S. at 13-14, 60, 71. Gun litigants pointing to the\nability for park superintendents to grant a wholly discretionary\nexception to what they (wrongly) believe is an unconstitutional\n\n\n 15\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 24 of 39\n\n\n\n\nnational park users successfully sought permission to carry firearms\n\nwere extremely rare.\n\n In 1896, for example, Yosemite's acting superintendent reported \"I\nhave refused permits to carry any firearms inside the park boundaries,\n\nand have required all persons to give up firearms in their possession on\n\nentering the park.\" Report of the Acting Superintendent of the Yosemite\n\nNational Park, in III Report of the Secretary of the Interior 736 (1896).\n\nThe following year, he reported that the fauna in Yosemite was\n\nincreasing in light of \"[t]he rigid enforcement of the rule against\n\ncarrying firearms in the park.\" Report of the Secretary of the Interior, in\n\nAnnual Reports of the Department of the Interior Secretary of the\n\nInterior 808 (1897). And an 1898 report from Yellowstone indicated that\n\npermits were only granted to carry a gun sealed-and thus inoperable\n\n(and only if the applicant planned to leave the park via a different route\n\nand was a \"reliable part [y]\"). Special Instructions, Office of\n\nSuperintendent Yellowstone National Park, in Annual Reports of the\n\nDepartment of the Interior 975 (1898).\n\n\n\nprohibition on guns in parks are making the same argument Breen\nrejected.\n\n 16\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 25 of 39\n\n\n\n\n Newspaper reports also underscore the rigor with which park\n\nauthorities applied the prohibitions. One newspaper in 1902 published\n\ncorrespondence between the acting superintendent of Sequoia National\n\nPark and a San Francisco businessman whose guns had been\n\nconfiscated in the park. See Guns in the Park: Rules and Regulations\n\nStrictly Enforced, Tulare County Times (Visalia, Cal.), July 31, 1902, at\n\n3. The superintendent explained that the rules the businessman had\n\nviolated were clear, and continued:\n\n My soldiers have no guns in the park, neither have the Forest\n Rangers ..., and so long as I am superintendent, I will see that\n none are brought in by them, or by tourists or anyone else\n whomsoever.\n\nId. Not even the President of the United States was exempt from the\n\nrestrictions. When Theodore Roosevelt spent several days in\n\nYellowstone in 1903, a newspaper explained that, \"[a]s the law\n\nprohibits the carrying of firearms in the park, the president's sojourn\n\nwill be a camping expedition pure and simple.\" Tour of the President,\n\nBattle Creek Enquirer (Battle Creek, Mich.), Mar. 18, 1903, at 4.\n\n In addition, there were no exceptions under the 1910 rules for\n\nnational monuments. Promulgated in 1910 to regulate areas as\n\nsignificant as the Grand Canyon (later Grand Canyon National Park),\n\n l'7\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 26 of 39\n\n\n\n\nMount Olympus (later Olympic National Park), and Lassen Peak (later\n\nLassen Volcanic National Park), the rules stated simply: \"No firearms\n\nare allowed.\" See Reports of the Department of the Interior for the Fiscal\n\nYear Ended June 80, 1910, at 562 (1910), available at\n\ntinyulr1.com/yc4fymad; see also id. at 565 (setting out 1908 regulations\n\nfor Muir Woods National Monument, including \"No firearms allowed\").\n\n In sum, our nation has prohibited guns in its national parks from\n\nthe l 9th century, starting at or soon after each palrk's creation. Just as\n\nour national parks continued the American parks movement's tradition\n\nof setting aside natural landscapes for leisure and repose, the\n\nprohibitions on firearms in the national parks continued the tradition of\n\nbanning guns from urban parks. And those traditions continued as\n\nstates-including Connecticut-created their own parks.\n Considered together, the corpus of firearms prohibitions in parks\n\nis overwhelming. The State presented over one hundred laws in its\n\ndistrict court and appellate appendices. See PA:502-15, 549-62, 566;\n\nDA:22-37. Undersigned counsel has compiled a total of fifty-six\n\n\n\n\n 18\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 27 of 39\n\n\n\n\nadditional parks laws in the attached appendix.10 In light of this corpus,\n\nit is nonsensical for Plaintiff to contend that prohibiting guns in parks\n\nis not \"consistent with this Nation's historical tradition of firearm\n\nregulation.\" Breen, 597 U.S. at 17.\n\n 11. Sensitive Places Are Not Defined By Government-\n Provided Security\n Plaintiff argues that the Second Amendment forbids prohibiting\n\nguns in the absence of \"complrehensive, government-provided security.\"\n\nSee Pl. Br. 17-23. Several courts have rejected this theory, both before\n\nand after Breen. See Schoenthal, 150 F.4th at 909-10 & on. 16-18;\n\nWolford, 116 F.4th at 981; United States U. Class, 930 F.3d 460, 464-65\n\n\n\n 10 This Court can consider historical laws beyond those presented\nby the parties or to the district court. See United States U. Vereen, 152\nF.4th 89, lol n.3 (2d Cir. 2025) (rejecting argument that district court\nshould only have considered laws the parties presented), cert. denied,\nNo. 25-6198, 2026 WL 79986 (U.S. Jan. 12, 2026); United States U.\nBullock, 123 F.4th 183, 185 (5th Cir. 2024) (\"Because the Second\nAmendment analysis is a legal inquiry into the text and history related\nto the relevant regulation, the government may provide additional legal\nsupport for its arguments on appeal.\"), cert. denied, 146 S. Ct. 255\n(2025); United States U. Alciniz, 69 F.4th 1124, 1129 n.1 (9th Cir. 2023)\n(\"Alanine contends that the government's analogues cannot be considered\non appeal because they were not raised below. But that is not so\nBecause the constitutional claim was raised below, we may consider the\ngovernment's step two arguments and analogues put forward on\nappeal.\") .\n\n 19\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 28 of 39\n\n\n\n\n(D.C. Cir. 2019; Nasty U. Bonds, No. 3:24-cv-00222, 2026 WL 821682, at\n\n*9-12 (D. Conn. Mar. 25, 2026), appeal docketed, No. 26-925 (2d Cir.\n\nApr. 4, 2026); LaFave U. County of Fairfax, No. 1:23-cv-01605, 2024 WL\n\n3928883, at *13 (ED. Va. Aug. 23, 2024), aff'd in part, vacated in part\n\non other grounds, 149 F.4th 476 (4th Cir. 2025), cert. denied, No. 25-\n\n872, 2026 WL 642852 (U.S. Mar. 9, 2026); see also Kipke U. Moore, 165\n\nF.4th 194, 223 n.2 (4th Cir. 2026) (Alee, J., concurring in part and\n\ndissenting in part) .\n\n This Court should follow those well-reasoned decisions and reject\n\nPlaintiff's argument for at least two reasons. First, the government-\n\nsecurity argument is impossible to reconcile with Heller and Breen's\n\nrecognition that guns may be prohibited in schools and government\n\nbuildings. And second, the argument is irreconcilable with Breen's\n\nconfirmation that prohibitions in legislative buildings, polling places,\n\nand courthouses are constitutional.\n A. Schools and Government Buildings\n Heller recognized that guns may be prohibited in schools and\n\ngovernment buildings, and Breen reiterated I-Ieller's statement. See\n\nDistrict of Columbia U. Heller, 554 U.S. 570, 626 (2008); Briien, 597 U.S.\n\n\n\n 20\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 29 of 39\n\n\n\n\nat 30; see also id. at 81 (Kavanaugh, J., concurring). The\n\nconstitutionality of these prohibitions alone is sufficient to defeat the\n\ncomprehensive-security argument. Schools-which typically include not\n\nonly buildings but yards, play areas, and athletic fields-routinely lack\n\ncomprehensive, government-provided security. See, et., Wolford, 116\n\nF.4th at 981 (rejecting argument because \"[m]any schools and polling\n\nplaces have few security measures-now or in the past-yet the\nSupreme Court listed those places as conclusively sensitive\"); Class, 930\n\nF.3d at 465 (observing that \"many schools and government buildings-\n\nthe paradigmatic 'sensitive places' identified in [Heller]-are open to the\n\npublic, without any form of special security or screening\" (cleaned up)).\n\nThus, because Breen said that \"schools are places where firearms can\n\nbe prohibited for all individuals,\" and schools often lack security, \"what\n\nmakes schools 'sensitive' is not government provided security.\"\n\nSchoenthal, 150 F.4th at 909.\n\n The same is true of government buildings. Any number of\n\ngovernment buildings lack comprehensive security, such as public\n\nlibraries, community recreation centers, and post offices. See, et. ,\n\nBonidy U. US. Postal Serv., 790 F.3d 1121, 1123 (10th Cir. 2015)\n\n\n 21\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 30 of 39\n\n\n\n\n(stating, in rejecting Second Amendment challenge to prohibition on\n\nfirearms in post offices, that post office \"d[id] not regularly employ any\n\nsecurity officelrs\"); LaFave, 2024 WL 3928883, at *13 (observing that\n\n\"many recognized sensitive spaces lack enhanced seculrity\"). Thus,\n\nBreen's endorsement of prohibitions in government buildings also\n\ndefeats the government-security claim. See Kipke, 165 F.4th at 208\n\n(upholding prohibitions in government-owned and -leased buildings\n\ndespite plaintiffs' government-security argument); id. at 223 n.2, 229-30\n\n(Agee, J., concurring in part and dissenting in part) (agreeing that\n\ngovernment-buildings restriction is constitutional and expressly\n\nrejecting government-security argument).\n\n In essence, Plaintiffs comprehensive-security argument first\n\nignores Heller and Breen's endorsement of firearms prohibitions in\n\nschools and government buildings, then invents a principle purportedly\n\n(but incorrectly, see infra Part IIB) based on the other location\n\nrestrictions Breen approves, and then tries to deploy that principle as a\n\nreason to ignore the Supreme Court's endorsement of prohibitions in\n\nschools and government buildings. That is hopelessly circular.\n\n\n\n\n 22\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 31 of 39\n\n\n\n\n B. Legislative Buildings, Polling Places, and\n Courthouses\n Even leaving aside that Plaintiffs argument is impossible to\n\nreconcile with the constitutionality of firearms restrictions in schools\n\nand government buildings, the argument also \"fails on its own terms.\"\nNasty, 2026 WL 821682, at *10. As the Seventh Circuit explained in\n\nSchoenthal, the government-security principle \"cannot unify even\n\nlegislative assemblies, polling places, and courthouses,\" the three\n\nadditional locations Breen named. 150 F.4th at 909. Here, too, Plaintiff\n\nhas failed to establish that these locations all feature comprehensive\n\nsecurity.\n\n Polling places, for example, routinely lack government security.\nSee Wolford, 116 F.4th at 981; see also Nasty, 2026 WL 821682, at *10\n\n(disagreeing with the claim that government today \"provides security in\n\n legislative assemblies and, especially, polling places\"). As one district\n\ncourt recently observed, \"[m]i11ions of Americans vote in high school\n\ngymnasiums, churches, municipal offices, recreation centers, and other\n\nplaces that would never qualify as 'secured locations protected by\ngovernment-provided seculrity.\"' Nasty, 2026 WL 821682, at *10.\n\nIndeed, law enforcement officers are often \"barred from the vicinity of\n\n\n 23\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 32 of 39\n\n\n\n\nthe polls to avoid any appearance of coercion in the electoral process.\"\n\nBurson U. Freeman, 504 U.S. 191, 207 (1992) (plurality opinion)\n\n(describing Tennessee law); see also, et., Luke Barr, Trump Says He\n\nWants Police at Polling Sites. Experts Say that's Unlawful, ABC News\n\n(Aug. 21, 2020), tinyulr1.com/fcv5x9xe (quoting Minnesota Secretary of\n\nState explaining that \"you can't preemptively station or assign [law\n\nenforcement officers] to a polling place. You just can't do it. It's\n\nunlawful.\"). The same was true historically. See Del. Const. of 1776, art.\n\n28, reprinted in The Constitutions of the Several Independent States of\n\nAmerica 143-44 (1786) (mandating that \"no persons shall come armed\"\n\nto any election and that no \"battalion or company, in the pay of the\n\ncontinent, or of this or any other State\" shall come within one mile of\n\nany election-place for twenty-four hours before or after an election\n\n(emphasis added)). To the extent law enforcement officials were\n\npresent, \"their role was largely to help run elections rather than provide\n\nsecurity.\" Schoenthal, 150 F.4th 909-10; see id. at 909 n.l8 (citing\n\nhistorical laws) .\n\n Historical legislative assemblies similarly lacked government-\n\nsecurity, as illustrated by Plaintiffs own evidence. Rather than evincing\n\n\n 24\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 33 of 39\n\n\n\n\nany sort of \"comprehensive security,\" the statutes cited by Plaintiff, see\n\nPl. Br. 18, demonstrate that \"[1]egislative assemblies, including\n\nCongress, were often protected by merely one person, whose duties and\n\nabilities would be less-than-adequate to stave off violence.\" Schoenthal,\n\n150 F.4th at 909; see id. n.l6 (assessing many of same historical\n\nstatutes).I I For example, Plaintiff cites statutes permitting payments to\n\n\"dooly-keepers\"-which, in almost all cases, were just one or two\n\nindividuals for a legislative house. See, et., PA:56 (New Jersey statute\n\nproviding for payment to single door-keeper); PA:70-7l (South Carolina\n\nstatute, two door-keepers); PA:79-80 (Georgia statute, one individual in\n\ndual role of \"messenger and door-keeper\" for each chamber). None of\n\nthese statutes, however, mandated how often these door-keepers\n\n\n 11 Plaintiff relies on the same historical evidence that the\nplaintiffs-appellees in Schoenthal presented to the Seventh Circuit.\nCompare Pl. Br. 18-20, with Br. Pls.-Appellees 53-59, Schoenthal, 150\nF.4th 889 (No. 24-2643), Dkt. 54. Plaintiff and his counsel also\npresented this historical evidence and argument in a separate challenge\nto the federal prohibition on firearms in post offices. Compare Pl. Br.\n18-20, with Mem. Law Supp, Pls.' Mot. Summ. J. 19-21, Nasty, 2026\nWL 821682 (No. 3:24-cv-00222), Dkt. 26. The U.S. Department of\nJustice detailed many of the flaws in Plaintiffs evidence and argument.\nSee Defs. Combined Mot. Summ. J. & Opp. Pls.' Mot. Summ. J. 12-20,\nNasty, 2026 WL 821682 (No. 3:24-cv-00222), Dkt. 28. And the district\ncourt thoroughly analyzed the evidence and rejected the argument. See\nNasty, 2026 WL 821682, at *11-12.\n\n 25\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 34 of 39\n\n\n\n\nattended the legislative buildings, explained their duties when they did\n\nso, or ensured that these positions were constantly (or ever) filled.\n\n It is not even clear that a door-keeper routinely provided security.\n\nA source from the Maryland State Archives, for example, indicates that\n\nthe regular tasks of one of Malryland's legislative door-keepers included\n\n\"supplying wood for the use of the General Assembly and maintaining\n\nthe furniture.\" Archives of Maryland (Biographical Series): Cornelius\n\nMills (c.l755-1823), available at https://tinyurl.com/yc3nfzzv\n\n(describing the tasks of Mr. Cornelius Mills as door-keeper in October\n\n1778 (footnotes omitted)); see id. (\"Dulring this time, Mills also worked\n\non the James Brice House in Annapolis as a carpenter/joiner, ran a\n\nboardinghouse, and advertised his experience as an auctioneelr.\"); see\nalso Nasty, 2026 WL 821682, at *II.\n\n Even if the duties of door-keepers did include security, moreover,\n\na tiny contingent of door-keepers for an entire legislative house would\n\nnot amount to meaningful, let alone \"complrehensive,\" security.\n\nObservations John Quincy Adams made about a number of l9th-\n\ncentury door-keepers of the U.S. House of Representatives further\n\nundermine any such suggestion. For example, in 1831, the final year of\n\n\n 26\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 35 of 39\n\n\n\n\nBenjamin Bulrch's 10-year service as House door-keeper, Adams noted\n\nthat the 70-year-old Burch \"has been for several years and yet is an\n\ninvalid, confined to his house\"-suggesting that Burch had spent\n\nseveral years employed as door-keeper without even being present in\n\nthe House. See John Quincy Adams Digital Diary, Dated 7 December\n\n1881, Primary Source Cooperative at the Massachusetts Historical\n\nSociety, https://tinyurl.com/yjvusktm; Burch, Benjamin, History, Art, &\n\nArchives - United States House of Representatives,\n\nhttps://tinyur1.com/46wbn2cr. Bulrch's successor, Overton Carr, died\n\nfrom ill health while still employed in his position-and Adams\n\ndescribed him as having been \"many no[n]ths in decline.\" John Quincy\n\nAdams Digital Diary, Dated 22 March 1838, Primary Source\n\nCooperative at the Massachusetts Historical Society,\n\nhttps://tinyulr1.com/25am8xmk; see also J. William Harris, Portrait of a\n\nSmall Slaveholder: The Journal of Benton Miller, 74 Georgia Historical\n\nQuarterly l, 14 (1990) (explaining that Benton Miller, who served as\n\ndoor-keeper in Georgia House from 1873 to 1883, had lost \"more than\n\nfour inches of his left leg\" in the Civil War and walked with crutch and\n\ncane). See generally Schoenthal, 150 F.4th at 909 (describing the\n\n\n 27\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 36 of 39\n\n\n\n\n\"security practices in our nation's past\" at legislative assemblies and\n\ncourthouses as \"lax and irlregular\") .\n\n Further, even such indisputably sensitive places as the U.S.\n\nCapitol and the White House lacked serious security for decades. See\n\nUnited States Capitol Police, Mission & History,\n\nhttps://www.uscp.gov/the-department/our-mission) (explaining that\n\nwhen Congress moved to Washington, DC in 1800, a \"lone watchman,\n\nJohn Golding, was hired to protect the Capitol Building,\" and that the\n\nwatch remained one person until 1828, when it was expanded to four);\n\nSchoenthal, 150 F.4th at 909 n.l6 (quoting same); Katie Zezima, People\n\nUsed to Be Able to Walk into the White House. Legally., Wash. Post\n\n(Sept. 23, 2014), https://perma.cc/MQUM-VHND (\"Despite being open to\n\nthe public, there was very little security at the White House until a\n\ndrunk man threw rocks at President John Tyler.... Abraham Lincoln\n\nstationed guards at the White House. After the Civil War, however,\n\nsecurity measures dropped off.\"); Guarding the White House, White\n\nHouse Hist. Ass'n, https://www.whitehousehistory.org/press-room/p1ress-\n\ntimelines/guardingthe-white-house (timeline describing no guards at\n\nWhite House before 1830, other than militia presence on White House\n\n\n 28\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 37 of 39\n\n\n\n\ngrounds during War of 1812, and no permanent security force until a\n\nfour-man guard was established in 1842). Accordingly, it cannot be the\n\ncase that a place is \"sensitive\" only if, as Plaintiff contends, it is\n\nprotected by \"complrehensive, government-provided security.\" Pl. Br. 22.\n\nThis Court should reject that argument here.\n\n CONCLUSION\n\n This Court should affirm the judgment of the district court.\n\nDated: April 22, 2026 Respectfully submitted,\n\n /s/ Sana S. Mesiva\n Sana S. Mesiya\n Everytown Law\n P.O. BOX 14780\n Washington, DC 20044\n smesiya@everytown.org\n (202) 517-6620\n\n Janet Carter\n William J. Taylor\n Everytown Law\n 450 Lexington Avenue, P.O. BOX 4184\n New York, NY lol63\n\n Counsel for amicus curiae\n Everytown for Gun Safety\n\n\n\n\n 29\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.3, Page 38 of 39\n\n\n\n\n CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE\n I hereby certify that this brief complies with the type-volume\n\nlimitation of Fed. R. App. P. 29(a)(5) and 32(3)(7)(B)(i) and Local Rules\n\n29.l(c) and 32.l(a)(4)(A) because this brief contains 5,625 words,\n\nexcluding the portions exempted by Fed. R. App. P. 32(f), and complies\n\nwith the typeface requirements of Fed. R. App. P. 32(a)(5) and the type\n\nstyle requirements of Fed. R. 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Muncie Evening Press (Muncie, Indiana) . Thu, Jul 7, 1904 . Page 2\n 9 <\u00a7lanccs!ij Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\nhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/576697312/\n\n\n\n $91-. 3. Nu person shall pull. Mu4 k..\n break Ur touch any Ism ms Ur fruit. rut\n down, gil'\u00a2llp rvr hrfwak vluwn any nap~\n Linz lrcv. 8hl\u00b0UI\u00bb nr pllllll, hrcuk, or\n bind llmhs or hrnu\u00a2'h\u00a3~s of tr\u00a2.'\u00a3'a4, or\n bark are-ws, for hand, pluck, handle or\n injure any lwn0. llmxcr9, shrubs Ur\n pontes whalewer, low\" limbs, twlzs nr\n lcavvs lhvrcnf sir climb any tree in any\n PUNl\u00a2' al-uk.\n 2~2o(~tl~~\u00bbn 4. No PPYSOU shall disc-h:\\ r\u00a2,:<~\n In llr\u00a2\u00b0\u00bbarlna<, or have plmsesslurl of\n any flrn-arms, within the limits of any\n puhllv park.\n Sec. 5. 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A lnnnrly #nrnnnter IHl1.m|1n. null. an lla retllianr iteu s \\H. nuthin -u mis new\n am .\\1\\.\\01\n with lunrnnera. luring n qumar of in un 1h~ urn day of July, use, r,,.,,.. ...... lm\u00a2-9-\u00bb Ne amrnaulnnt of p \u00bbq\u00bbu\u00bbn nn at on pun nvi-\n 84. In l\u00b0\\\\ llll an e\\\u00bbnn\u00bb I 01 adam-\n l i ,..\\,.| U q ! - . M a k P H \"\n he on your 11av1r .end un yfvr hirin hour. \u00a20lu\u00a2r1. The Rulluilnn at1l\u00a2kQfl lr . | prngmuln for 1 hr lmpri1remrf .\u00bb\u00bb. guns an any by wr- M\" \\. qu nu up Inv - -r. $1 -h\n di Dating I*11lDI\\n1fn llruul. the lrrwzch Ihre! mime, hnl urn- drlr it 1h 1 IIldeulll ill] the 5111. Hide ~r -1.l* ul Nil Iii* nah Al i ho un. lt -w 1181 Ill* 1801\n I.nu nu alllll Ni_ nuns \u00a2\u00bb\u00a24 h # i ll U ll 10\n -\n Thou. L. Hyun. en up 1 lo vlllplr lw a Iapaaue rrin 3' rI.. n Ill\"l from 1*' nnnh ' . So 1-sq hlng II..Muu up! 1 9 A l-dfn-4 I I no\n I fnrn.mQnn. leaving! many l'l\"lrI and iIIl1 Uf l1I. |nhn\u00bb- avenue. l\\llrIll to \u00bbr\u00bb\n *n\n IYANTED-Business ann m and d I\n t\u00a2llM\u00a2O(i. An ulrlerrrr law Ml! lrlul uuI1I}\"l:\":*I0l 8n2D.99 1? hall B, ion- #he-au..\u00a2llh\u00bb.I**\u00b0\" Una 4 -\\I 1-.M an -pin\n in lrnm of the sronrh. to\n .uIII111\"!1 r `\n HH - guru *W *1\"\" 1*** nl.lll\u00bbM an: b ronni al Ni HH\n .um help so Inn: nun you in he loop ATTOINBTB . f - hu- .-n+\u00bb. an- 1i an uucp ul\u00bb.\u00bb.\u00bbi 1s-uiqmah no\n pin muck!! by ellllnl lndtlnn nun rl4eu elk to al rhatlr In 1r\u00a26r . 6qu I :mtg nrllunb of In.\\\u00bb m 4 no but at urn -941410 1 lr\n , <..l1with\n.in oulnu. no wa- n. 'rrpeurrlr I Uorpunuon. Bankmptqr and Dnparaln Attempt Fnnrlnted. [he plane and .pQ\\\u00a7n onL an IW- * lu-gnu *II h \\nnl'.l In ID curb our! I'\n QV. nldd. Ch- C. Crln., Clunl liv Tier Taln. July 1.--A1l\\lC1l huI ,h.,.f,* bll In: In the U Q of the Fun\n |. D. llrilllllr, Pal. Fud1\u00a2l minor 153 JOHNSON BLDG. hem rrwlrsd Ihnt at 9 p. nu, on Iii! gnu Englnar of l.Id did. Hlid un -b \\ Sum-n-if 1\u00bb\u00a2\u00bbn1|m\u00bb-\n Bunftly four Jlplnocr dntrnyrr. rude 11mu mvnl u to be fully wlnlllelfd ul. alliih -hdlllnql lr.\" nn- JI WE -uv lhnlh\n * a.dou=rmlnnd lltempl in enter Pnrt Ar \"f\"1\"= the lil II*! of Drwbrr. 1901. Lra n - 1 - \\ h * h . N *II l\u00bb'.\\m\u00bb4 -\u00a2\u00bb fn -l 0 -1 \u00a2llrr up p u llIlUb 1 -\n ,ron :ALE -Ll~.1le1 wrillnl aus. 1-un I lhur and snack in Russian Hem, The A hnnd nl 1:4 \"11ll surety good | hllll H. in! In NM* *\"l!!l1 re 1-i1 H-9 -oh Lil. h In\n 11l.1 p. [MIS u.rl'l\\ lon: no the -llsfamlion of Ink Illl1 up IN! n l\\l.ll - 4 ,.- -. -Ir- |-|' \u00a2v n. -\n Zinrlh Jellrnun ncrcel. Wilie l\".l h nm \\l1I1111l .un dhIsl Iv i|*\u00a2 vi hM.- 119) al lllfil. _\n how \u00a7F1r. uprn 04i1rnv\u00a2,.*d h l II} \"\"\"\" .I`.\\..5\"\u00a7'.\"'.Z.l\"t..l\"'{,llT1 | uvhrb nl nun!-1l-4 as I 1\\'\\\u00bb\u00bb I II 'I Nslvl. 1\\\u00bbvl an an an up\n on Irlr 1at\\\u00bbrl\u00a2,.\n nu no 11lld\u00a5f Fnldsu Mil, In |1m1 In be fumllhcd by the Ult! lily I -on. | AllI15h'l4\u00bb\u00b0 M Ib- |4 al. u no of .ow l\u00bb l\u00bb-un al thin#\n FUR RENT-Furnbhnd lm1na, 83N\n | MAR under :hors hlttory \u2022 01 II!Hn. d?9*the\n Ind l.;,,*l,,,,., 11 .up el1? | ennhgnn n \u00a21hunl\u00a2\u00a7\u00bb\u00a2 nr-- al Fun al lik- bl \\*\\\"\\G MV!!\n ilonh hllefinn MUM. AND Nunn! PUBLIC. . 1llirFI one Ind Its hrnnvl lhnt 'mt\n un;. 8.1111 Your II rvnwrvul :he rllllt to 1\u00bb \u00bb ann . an .al div no lld-H-ll\u00bb-1 'mu 'is din iN ll-f\u00b0.lll\u00a2 U I nr-\n Q -. I The fourth one llsceeedefl In etectlnl Jui nm\n L1,\" mM all Dl\\\"DM.ll. -by who mud, -our ob .na -daw n sql -4 up al-\u00bb\u00bb-\nl~ FOR RENT-Pru.e..lnn uliuut July :num I. Anthony Black. mu ir. 1n4.1 a fl\\|,Byhe*\n order10ul5,the Pnnmmn l0llncIl. \u00a2png1-n in au- honein 4 all -No ---4 so aha \u00bb-.|u\u00bbv- Wann..\n I, do-funn wlllle. say Nnrtli \\\\alnul R. G. HlLKOK, {lay Clem .| an mu \u00a2 mu \u00bblull \u00a2. p# u-any Vu Thu In up J.n\\-. nu\n itrtet. Apply lt 'l'tmrl nflkv. al To: nrrlonAL GAMI In and *Q lla! Inu! I lv *\\hlu- h |*0 .Ill lb ml r\n \u00bbnnr in I.\u00bb MUM* as so - . - In n n - a n aha al Jun IH\n nu: DIRT-Fhr the l\\lmmrr Inu ...\\ ..\n nlnhld house of lx nmml and in III, In tels Honda TO PYWNTRMLJTURS.\n .four squnreu Hom hldlI\\l\\ normr. A4- A NEW\n or-.. with nferencea, w. I P . Lure r\n Lggll Wash\n turlnxat.\n I\n l4lA0l.'H. Bided; lmprnvemnt.\n 41\\1 5 nn- -av -l-and In In mu\n I|\u00bb l I guido .nil 4.1 U.\n At Bolton. L Brooklyn, al. Nnlkr It hlrl\u00a73 glvvn ihau lh9 c Iii! is uh ul- nl* 'Iii ll~\n rnoII lnumll of ilu rlly M .urn It \u00bb adlmu-hu. -nil Hual win..\n IS lnsrnunn L! Fhiltdelphln., I; New Yorl. H Ill rounl! ul Drlaware. In Ulm :\\l.l- ...4 kg-unch non nun ll-~1\u00bb 4\n At Pilvlhurl. z. Chicano. I. lldlunl. win, al II. regular Mu\n An Ordinance\n . D i as la* all l\u00a2\u00a2l\u00a2rlrl 1ll9 law* II\n\nMMIvE\n . At Bt. Luau.. S: Ctndnull. 0. Bee nn the mn day of July, nu. m A-l*mlq! nu8 1...-nn\n The Ptonnr Iodu of Hrllihln and and [lmr. Be. Ian!I. G: Gllrinnltl, 1 x,llnd prnpnutl fur in' , - . . *ngluunm fl-lu Ill. gnu l\n Lvtlr of Honor was inatllle1 In ttf AMBIIUAS L ut wn \"r lhr nldewllk on the welt 81 r\n rl -nu -an-1a\u00bb\u00bblr\u00a2\u00bbb anil **l re l\"r\\q'lu~\u00a2 Idhln 'nu II).\n At .aw 1 . ork..\n 1. Phllldelnhll. L Bllulh-rrJ\n north of thettrvel north friar\n Ilnl U(nWaflor\n pnlnl IIi inI ,404 Ur. is am0-vi run ldll\u00bb4 L I. If \u00bbd\u00bbllH M lu resin vnu-\n Ill law! rowlung, The order Is one al - IOl dill lunlln NU \u00a2|'|b \u00a2~1\\.p..ra|-rr annum:\n .1nl At Wuhllmoa. aslxalr..nsII:4llocla'tln:\u00a2.\n Bunin, :L nnrlh to the south lim of the wm 'I lin!! l-\u00a2 \\U\u00bb. li..**.II I nm 1m\n IIOBIIIT scum PIIESEII J: num Indra1.\"lh frmvul\n lhroulh-:ui the-ru lr\u00bbllll A: nr. Paul T: Cuiumbu, s. Lands.\u00bbm som9lI\\.yl\n .in w laallnnul\n to * uddiillm.\n u la ., . ||q~hN- I lllil II loll If fur an all |\u00bb \u00a2*\u00bbl\u00a2 as rut\n - States. Olllren wow tlvclerl in flu AS lllnaennlia. it lAdllTIIT\\. 2. llre urllhrlh plan. amdasperllltml 1\n Al Human C1I!. 12 Inahaapolll. I. lhprlfur On llhl l,11 [of nfllf\u00a2 of \\hp .n. .nngwdlnbo in.: ll\\\\9db\\lll\n u-tuM mm anger--1. 144 | - un QM' ll1.\u00bb\u00a2 - p.lll.\u00a2 WMM: '*\n Tl Hun ltl a\\ppnl:1\u00a2tl\u00a2ll DI Thu .ur h lu .a 1011r3 mal nlihti A lara flu a Hn our m url' -Ill*\n nuo!1pllnhud for nu Q1gun!-tion M will -eels :be work neil Thufnn At NlllvruuncTolado-Rain gnu FInglllcpr of said eiey. sud bi II \\llpl l\u00bbl1l\u00a2\u00a2\"4 nl- \u00bb tune num nun MW uh-rt\n Ulm. :lu Cmonmlnhl club I-l night ntxbl and 'morn al I ktfr dlhl. II.| pnnwnwrntn in be fully rumplned no .ulvnah I .whit -m II! ! ll u hnihiln oh! llv l lick! *1 1 l.l\n T\\.a Chlllrin Duwnid. In fun the Ill do; of Uctobtr. 1904 ap-|\\tMp ump u. lM' v r al mums 0..he-\u00bb H lil F*\"\n )l9llI\\led Ralilrt Noun with . l'lln\u00bb Inr'II:r ha. not ierund n hall Bot l\u00bbrll . lhnln of nu .by al no'\n I_llnl h. cm llw .1r. up till \"' wrarllr II um: the Bod lln\u00bb h II. i 8ndlclfd. p. July T.-431lrI1l Ha * hmhi d 150 with surely how!\n reinnttlyr suITkIf11 I so lhc -1lll.clbn of \\\n b II la-nl-nu dulvirnr M\" n o :Ur u m man in do *\n man for n vl.l of nvaral nnnntln In\n I\". . . Klmhrnugh m.dl\\ lhl\n nurlnd Genus W\n Two Bllllmure llrmll have hl lmnd\u00bb\u00b0 g Len -=;' 11110 II H ! \" dfnwng pa? Curt. must nccnmNlnlf men m oh is r-an 1- 1b d1 I* 4 dvi li lllWl.. ill\n -n- \\hl!.\\lu\u00a2 1 upr.l*lI d lla\n HI! -n\n Al. um in Pie rnndc on printed bl \u00bbgo, 44l-rilfl owl uni! !\n 1lulnnmlnn synch. lr. seen <1-p.\n of I'll morning: for New Yarn pos. :MgD II re:1I Of fit a I llr`\"'\u00b0\"\"\"\"\"'*'\u00b0'\"'\u00b0'\u00b0\"\"\"\"'*\n r Mann ll1lI.lIII l0lllll In he Mrullllvd be Igor Pity I\n L l. in old reservoir fur Uoulb 1 lrlnul. EndIn-r M bald city. he u H\u00bbpfw.l l1r\\l\u00bb\u00a2\u00bbi1 llvdurv ll\\.l \u00bb nun as url M.\n \"I 11 ally o in nl'-Ill 1'l* * 1\n WM which port he will -II Balllrrialy lhr.\\'I..1ld tnbaccu re the Il1pnch l\" *al-. Hwllr. -1rd1.\u00bb. uifuluhlnn\n r|||m\u00bbmI Bold tfounrll revrv- the right to \u00a2 \u00bb--h1Ip one; an ru-1 Hun 11\n HMIKIT nlrolrr JN! an! and all ptopoldl. lh. oh .fun Ill lf in lllr, -1lndlUhu \"1lI- --\"\n 8lf order of lh4 punnmou prune H Lnn|nn\u00bb.\u00a21|\\u\u00bbbf1*v.l\n .so 14 s- 1\\\u00a214\\\u00bb He* -nu l- lu \"unu 1'-an .4 lun-n 1.4 II\"\n or\u00a2valllq Pflnit hr Gain and Liu- IL (I. Hlvxox, City Clan. all no! Nth!!! a menus ann- \u00bb-rut-ll\u00bb\u00bb.\u00a2\u00bb-L-\u00bb-ur-nletlll*\n w 1 uv tnwnbsn. in .We u *-.~l\n In uhlnniv-nhnbvvhrnhunr 1lil! no l'-sglq in-uv In\n - - 1 PI l i l - H \" - '\n Inllanaplla Umm and Llvntoak. our to . II M l\"\\:nh zrnnkuA I-nr Wu) u-\u00bbl\u00a2\u00a2.n\u00bb mu u1-ll\\\u00bb-1*\n What-Wagon. SIM; No. 1 red, E TO --\n I onTRAr:Tons. d 0\\\"-lu Tbnil :UI dsun L urnn-\u00bbll~\u00a2\u00bbllm\u00bb\\11\\I!*\n nlliilil I. n-1 \"-I:11\" |- . 5\n BIGYCLES lm, $1.01.\n mln.d, 1l!if\n Coil-Btndy; No 2 Bldnulll lmpravunenf.\n mild, 44s. D lll_s till); n 2 Notice II hereby liven that the E-\n 0 man ('our\u00a2:lI or the :tty or llurxtf\n in llul\n ' -oh in\n union\n n\u00a2-:nik\n ohm .it\n In ul\n h IIIH |\u00bb\n lll{'lhl| llIr\\. \"\"llv d' I.-nr\n Hly-Cluilr. umm, me mum! nl Dvlaurarc.\n will, al. mlInregular \u00bb-; mu\n \\he 1l..l*Ann\",l so ahah- 4 lg.: 7.l:0\n \u00a2 Moot with II. clmolhl. 0.15011 Nm Mann. 1109 Ildlllll,\n Cattle-Stud! at $1 not~s,u. Hap- on the lllh du of July, lam\n Qmei at II :anew Show-Ht-ly nnnlrd ,rw-.11 her lie :pm\"\u00b0.' \"I-*hUn\n '\\I pn- ann rennin win - nw-4l\n Lu m- \u2022 ri- owlu-t -all-ni d Ion.\n 'WU * lt, or 1 'rnryll\u00a21Im\"fwl\u00a2\n it l$.2.5Q{.\\)0 L.mbl-Stud! li 14.25 al jin sidewalk on the mal aide of It JI ---I 11~up mil-rFuih.\n numidlingour1=..*w mI\n Ind Talk It Al 81 :I 111, .\n hurry Cruet tram the Noni line 01 - all anhaw nb- no 1 r\u00bb\n Nn. 21 In block Jo. is in the wu1\u00bb1 . 'Mill l1n bin ET \u00bbvulll\u00bb4 II) *iln,i W in-ull *T-\n lush 4.1 ullwr\n w\\\u00a2\u00bbr-rln!. \"now: re. M.08%. to Land south rubLline\n the\\\u00b0l=\u00bb~v-nri lnlld,1ddillbll.\n of .able \u00bb\u00bb. ll,\u00a2ll \"\"' \"\"' l \"\"\"\"'\n * Imp1-Mall\n *- II. b an 4nr'\n an ivas in* \"\"\"\n \"\"'\u00b0\n Mlnbd I.. ue was! ' ._g3__,..-,. 11 \" --.\n III Ann\n (urn-Enny: No. ' mild. B*\\l\u00bb\u00a7r. Oltl\n Dali: lie 2 mixed. Me. ('1t!l.- `8.Id lldcwllk to be mlde in 4944 . - _ i N i t - a n ~\u00bbl Irdluu. oil. at Lu IW\n I . . an Las an II Jun\n * \u00bb-4;\n m in am A UKEEL mn A IIIGE, num sm ness Aron ~: I: was is. llun-Acaturo nun with the Dlam 1 and lrpedBcal... 14 nf1rh..n - -.~.\"I.'L -l$l\u00a2\\r' .'Q M * g * \u00a2 1.. _\n at s1.Tr-95,15 Gh-p-Dull II 8.15. thervfor in Ills II Igor nMrp of the ,I *M M nun; lint- gmail- nu-in anllul I\" -~h ala al I- Jas c'*\"__.\n suns: DAYS. ~llllE'S say: PlIGE8_ I 13.50 Lambs-Ptrong t 14.00\u00a21.:l. Clvii Bndneet of lloyd day. lung lm' |mM8 Iii* In **i\n Llveddk at Chlup.\n $ 2 0 . 0 0 i Wheat-No.'! no, 11.02. can- \\\u00bb;\u00bb =y', 3->.,mBlnur!!!\n Prnvementl to be ruur Imlnllleted oh re * 1 1 ' n\n Getuilir.\n -u | . \" * , 'Ni an al! -n lr ac Ll!\"\n la oh -In Y * WY! \"\n ...,\n =';*._. \u00b0l#=l\\-. -A nna-sal u11-.\n szs.ua Ii.. 2. (TK 481,64 \\ U-\\ll. 2 'um 1 1 m to u f \"I of * Ink l .l - hti | . h . i l l khan-\n Inge. chalk-8teldr; .I-rl, 0.000 tlt\u00a5llfrk mu; M\"\"om'n*.r\"\"h an u- or lr an -t up. -a an pa an Fu...up nun In \"\n ..links IND to *u \"'\n \",\n _ - , - - _ ....- .- $25.00 1.1*1 ntnckerllod London. $2 150415. All old. so h. mldr on DtlnUd bhuu \" 'r 1 Gunn linvhv - H 'I\n National Wheel; . $85.00 ilail-8te.dy it 14 8l05.ITlvi. 82\"9 fnrmuu to K tumilhnd by the City (IIII ll*l it\n It Uh( . 64 I us. am nm lan-w' '\n nuns: lt la mo ms. L llbl _ En.1I1nr of -ld \u00a2ily. \" an n u n *l . H-an :no-svn\n C dumlil W htds 350.00 Italy it l5.lm.1.4n Said l.oonl:I1 n-rw: the rilllt to rv lil I Mn Mann. r u t u uM\n jtlt any Ind .II pmpuqll. - * n u .hpsv\u00a2&h.\\lpr\\4 f4-idnouvt\n W: am be: | Hn\u00a2 repair mom al\u00a2h,exp\u00a2r\\ men am ihtllo-Acura at l4.m9\u00a2,m. By odor d the pnmmnn Uouncll. lr.l U Vlffllu tlllii an I.rl .Jr\n -Antin u ll.\u00a20i'1.ln Bhnr .T R. G. lllll(DK, Ctly Cllll uuuury n.\u00bb.lMn or .m-.tl anh MQ u18 iHlll\u00a2 1 \u00b0\"'\n an _me d ala he V -n layl un-\n iurpsaun.a _*.__.\n M111 wt your vu-k flrlgllv and in uddauury manor. 7,111 lt 13 5lIQl.!l. Lllh1-ltndr .t m ani-llll&.n-a M1\n 8\u00a2.00\u00a21.:s. unch- d -t 1 r\u00a2||\u00a2*. l m pnn11-.\u00bb\u00a2..'!\"\"*\n **W \\\" \"\n 'Vv.Ac:I-1:TE:L.:L.'s 1 an lullala Llnnuk.\n 0\u00a21n\u00bb--s1w at n.1W6.:l. Hun_\n Antin at UM!!! so. Ii-p--Adlu\n NOTIPE 'to l.on11lAL\"rona\n Alley lmppqn-n.\n I--hl. nllru nr l.ln an 4 Me\n urn;-ntuu mu nnllhuoil Ann.\n .I 1 \\Q*=,4l\u00a2s -an an -Mb-u* is-#4-v\u00bbll\u00b0ll\"?*-\n \"1 \\-1\n H0 and 112 Wear Washington n u.:6M.1l. L-is-It-0 at n mon Ndivv I. hmbr Wen un: um ('- Igor I-v- -1 lb had --\n an C:\\I:dl :Nine dl! -\u00bb{.~';;=*\u00b0 I. l.\n \u00a2 c nr 0 wan, t Ann ll In haunt our-su. lr pl.l\\;.\\\u00a24l\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 5 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 20\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 6 of 99\n\nN\u20acWSDaD1 .. The Winfield Daily Free Press (Winfield, Kansas) - Wed, Jan 20, 1904 -\n 9 ebianccstij Page 4\nhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/64408635/ Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\n\n\n\n\n First Published in Winfield Daily [428 Prasa,\n J an. to. x1\u00bb.:4.\n\n ORDINANCE NO, 049.\n r\n\n\n An ordinance regulating Island\n Park of the city of W iutield. I\n\n Be iN ordamcd bY Lhc Mayor and l\n Councilmen of the City of Winfield:\n SECTIHN 1. Than the follow ngrulcs\n and regulations be and the same url\n hereby adopted tor the govern Mont, of\n island Park, in the City of wmtield,\n to-wit.:\n I. No person shall carry or dis-\n charge tirearlus in the park.\n z. No person shall writhe upon or\n mark or tlelace in any manner or use\n in any improper way any bulld-\n ing or hall, Lree, winer closet, park\n seat, fence, or anything pertaining Lu\n Me pa rk.\n 1 Nfl norezrm ~xha.ll fllrlve nr rldp\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 7 of 99\n\nN\u20acWSDaD1 .. The Winfield Daily Free Press (Winfield, Kansas) - Wed, Jan 20, 1904 -\n 9 ebianccstij Page 4\nhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/64408635/ Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\n\n\n FhllPublisheul\\u Winfield D.ily her Mu, kg-k,except park employees. when so\n Jun. to 10 4\n dlrecled by the Mayor. b 11\n ID. No persons or person s a ren-\n ORDINANCE N0. 040. der any music, vocal or instrumental v\n\n d II y nil n address, speech\n An ordinance regulating Island sermon\n or e veror an\n lecture\n 0 ?u'Sald park with-\n Park of [be clay of W lulield. out a permit of Me Wo1-\n Be in ordained by person shal walk\n ' theofmayor ano upon\n zo. JJ\" r I I. lawn ororaugo\n Councllmen of the Silty Wlnlleldz Y gg3hR\u00bbl\u00b0t\u00e9a by the W;\n Slc'1'mx 1. Than the follow! fig rules other place\n and regulations be and the sam e are committee, or permit any domestic\n hereby adopted for the govern meet or 228I12 88 \u00a23,;>g{,gg =,},,,'\";f; s'h';lf'* de\n Island Park. In the City of Wlntleld,\n to-wit: taken up and Impounded, and lr not\n . claimed within ten dn s, sold and the\n 1. No person shall cally or dls- facts of such ...Mali helps round 1\n ehlrge Iirearuls in Lhe park. running an large shall be evi ecce or\n 2. N o p er so n shall write upon or such permission by the owner thereof.\n mark or deface In any manner or use 21. No person shall b, allowed no\n in any Im proper way any bulld- Msspam on the grounds of the park.\n lug or hall, tree, water closet. park 22. No picnic shall take place In\n seat, fence, or anything pertaining no the park wlbhouna pennis being ob-\n the park. l\n from the\n s. No person shall drive or ride 98233. for he PurP0se\n upon Lhe lzr8ss or foot, ways\n d or else~ 23. No person shall disturb any\n where than upon the ra s for the plgnlc or Intrude hlmselr or herself\n g\u00a7\u00a7d\u00b0g,,\u00b0\u00a3\"'*4\u00b0= and equestrians in upon lr, wllllnut. the consent. of those\n 4. N0 person\n ' l\n oom poslnglt.\n faster than at theHlhzl l drivemiles\n rate olslx or ride\n an 2-1 No person whether living wlth-\n hour. In the llmlos of the spark or outlslde of\n 5. N0 person sha.ll b1\u20ac8.k1 cub, IDU' them, shall pernell; umestdc fowls to\n run at large in the park.\n lllnne or injure. remove or carry away 25 All raolng with horses or ve-\n any tree shrub plans, flower, stone ' |\n or stonework, I bench. chair, Sean, hlclesls prohibited an any 1; MSirau he\n bower, stand, structure, (once or go c\u00a7*gg'\u00b0l\u00b0;h-e\u00bb.g*\u00b0=;;\u00b0v\u00b0l\u00bb\n b roadwa s\n ropedrny or anything whatsoever, In and so by tgeasame jus\n au Park, In this city, or any be connrnlledI d ues Ra\n street, avenue or highway around the warnmust govern\n passveintocla\n theanright\n et when\n t ans\n Blanc.\n meeting the same. When passing a\n o. No person shall commit. a nul- carriage or equcsta-Ian from the rear\n sauce or Amy offence against decency no t.he front, lt, must be done to the\n and good morals therein. right side and at a modena speed.\n 1. No person shall throw stones Of Bicycles and nrlcycles must. not travel\n rlbblsh of any kind into any lake. more than two abreast.\n pond or stream.\n 8. No person shall chase, kill, set. 033;,\u00a7'\u00a7u'Ii'iT='}'3?lL$%a\u00a7\u00e9\"L'ii5\n mares our \u00b0\"_\u00b0\"t\u00b0h \"We rabbits, sdnlr- culsr or hand bill nhenln, or &n!'D\u00b0d-\n vols, birds. Gm. ul ..., \"\"\"'K tiler or Getty dealer sell or In go\n hdonnz to said park or kept thsreln. manner ispoue or any article In or II -\n 9. o person shall bring an d or jolnln said l.rk wlt.huun written\n other put animal into the part u'\u00e9't\u00a2\u00bb. Z v\n rushed Cr led with a. cord not ex- aunhorlty from in\n 28 Nothing thethe\n Mayor.\n above shall pre-\n ending ten feet in length. vent. the Mayor from giving the priv-\n la No person shall set UD any ad- llege of a day to any school, church or\n verllslng sign,dpllllbe or amz or m- association to sell refreshments.\n scribe any han hill, poster, card, ad- 2 9 . 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F I .l*\n I 11 I\n m- w..\n\n \\\n ANN AR8UR, MICHIGAN IF\n r\n 1908 *\n \\\n\n\n _liIml i1 vIII\n CIO& \u00bb8I\u20ac\n (_1\u00bbl1\n l ,~'JH~:~*=: 14\n LINIVEFLSITY OF MICHIGAr-1\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 15 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 1\n\n\n340 ORDINANCES OF THE\n i\nlots or premises, shall fail to come to the notice of\n 1\nthe owner, owners, agent or agents thereof, and such\nnotice has expired, or if such owner, owners, agent I\nor agents shall not within thirty days make such con-\n l\nnections, the city shall then cause such connections\nto he made, and the expense thereof shall be assessed I\nupon the property for the benefit for which connec- I\ntion was made, and such assessment shall be a lien I\\\n\n\nupon the said property until paid, and such lien shall l\nhave the same force and effect as is provided in case 1\nof other special assessments.\n I\n SEC. 19. This ordinance shall take effect and be\nin force from and after legal publication.\n I\n\n\n PARKS. I\n I\nAn Ordinance Relative to Parks, Boulevards and Lawn\n Extensions Within the City of Ann Arbor,\n Michigan.\n (Passed October 7, 1907; approved October 16, 1907.)\nThe ('fmmzFm (7nun1'iI n]' flu' City of Ann .-labor or-\n da-in : I\n\n SECTLON 1. No swine, goat, cattle Ol' other ani-\nmnls excepting horses, shall be permitted on the road- I\nways. I\n SEC. 2. No sleighs or sled shall be drawn on the I\n1-ua1d\\va\\ys without suliicient number of bells attached\nfn give warning of its approach. I\n I\n S1-:c. 3. Nu fast driving or speeding permitted, ex-\nm-opt llpnll places set apart for the purpose. I\n SEC. 4. No placard, notice or advertisement of\nany kind 01' nature shall be distributed, posted or at- |\nfnclied to anything movable or immovable on park\nnr Ilmllevalrd property.\n\n\n\n\n _| I ,ll3I \"lr 11\n V:l.lllITlll; l`!. GOT \u00bbile Ilnl'JEr~1ITy UI' MIG-llU;PI\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 16 of 99\n\n\n\n\n CITY OF ANN ABBOB 341\n\n SEG. 5. No driveway connecting the Boulevard\nwith any premise shall be constructed except by ~pec-\nial permit of the Board.\n SEG. 6. No bicycle, wheelbarrow, handcart or oth-\n I\ner vehicle or any horse or other animal shall be per-\nmitted on the foot-walks, sidewalks, grass plats or\nplanting places.\n S1-:c. 7. No sport or exercise shall be indulged in\nthat is liable to frighten horses, injure travelers or\nembarrass the passage of vehicles.\n SEC. 8. No gambling shall be permitted.\n BEC. 9. No booth, tent, stall of' other structure\nshall be erected for any purpose, and no hawking or\npeddling shall be done or article or thing exposed for\nsale except by permission of the Board of Park Com-\nmissioners.\n SEG. 10. Picnics may be held in such parts of the\nParks as shall be designated for that purpose, sub-\nject to such regulations as may be made by the Board.\nbut no refreshments of any kind shall be permitted\nto be sold or offered for sale in connection therewith ;\nand 110 person shall join any picnic~ without the con-\nsent of the persons of whom it shall be composed, .or\nshall in any manner di ~turh or interfere with the\nsame.\n 8140. 11. No indecent exposure of person, disor-\nderly conduct, noise, riot or breach of the peace, nor\nthe use of obscene language will be permitted..\n SEC. 12. No person shall solicit passengers for\n.hire excepting upon special permit of the Board.\n SEC. 13. No person ~hall enter any building, en-\nclosure or space upon which the words \"no..a\\dn\\it-\ntance\" or similar sign is posted.\n 830. 14. No person shall stand, walk,-lfide. or lie\nupon any place laid out and appropriated afOI's shrub-\n\n\n\n\n vIII. m 11 lrrm\n I.l~pil3\u00bbt . I: v\n GOT-. \u00bb8l\u20ac lJI~llvEH5ITy' GF Nl1\u00a3HIIJI\"| lu\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 17 of 99\n\n\n\n\n342 ORDINANCES OF THE\n\nbery or grass when there shall have been placed there-\n 1\nOD a sign forbidding the same.\n SEC. ].5. No person wearing spiked or cleated I\n\nshoes shall stand or walk upon any lawn or lawn ex- |.\n\n\n\ntension in any public street.\n SEC. 16. No person shall fire or discharge any gun I\nor pistol; carry fire-arms, kindle or build fires or I\nthrow stones or other missiles. I\n SEC. 17. No person shall fire, discharge or set old I\nany rocket, cracker, torpedo, squib or other fireworks\nor things containing any substance of an explosive\ncharacter without written permission from the Board\nof Park Commissioners. l\n\n S1-Jc. 18. No dead carcass, ordure, illth, dirt, stone,\nwood, ashes, garbage, matter, substance or rubbish\nof any kind shall be placed or deposited in any public\npark or space. I\n SEG. 19. No animal shall be tied to any tree, I\nshrub, building or other park fixture in any public I\npark, space or lawn extension, except as provided\ntherefor.\n SEC. 20. No tree, shrub, or plant shall be plucked,\nbroken, trampled or climbed upon, peeled, cut, d'e-\nfaced, removed, destroyed or injured in any manner. I\n SEC. 21. No fence, bridge, building or other struc-\nture or property of any kind shall be defaced, cut, I\nwritten upon, removed or in any manner injured or 1\ndestroyed.\n S1-Jc. 22. No person shall dig, remove or carry\naway any sward, sand, earth or material of any kind. I\n I\n SEC. 23. Intoxicated persons not permitted on\nPark property. ' I\n SEC. 24. No person shall molest or in any man-\nllul' disturb or annoy the ish or other animals which\nmay be placed in any fountain, pool or basin in any I\npublic park or space.\n\n\n\n _| I,lr .it llrlfl\n l\"l'llllT el la\\. C.o\\ \u00bb31\u20ac IINlVE\u00a5'.*lT' L_||- MILHIL1 '2~r-I\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 18 of 99\n\n\n\n\n CITY OF ANN ARBOR 343\n\n SEC. 25. The driveways of the parks known as\n \"Cedar Bend Park\" and \"The Glen\" or \"Cedar Bend\n Ave.\" are hereby set aside for the exclusive use of\n horses and light carriages.\n SEC. \"6. No person OD persons shall drive or pro-\n pel any automobile or any other motor vehicle OI1 the\n driveways of the parks known as \"Cedar Bend Park\"\n and \"The Glen,\" or \"Cedar Bend Ave.\"\n SEC. 27.. The person or persons in charge of the\n public parks or spaces shall have and possess the\n powers of policemen, and it is hereby made the duty\n of such person 01\u00b0 persons to observe that the provis-\n ions of this ordinance are strictly complied with, and\n to make complaint to the Justice Court for any viola-\n tion of its provisions.\n SEC. 28. Any person violating any of the provis-\n ions of this ordinance shall be punished by a fine not\n exceeding fifty dollars for each offense, and on impos-\n ing such line, the court may make a further sentence\n that in default of the payment of such Bne, the of-\n fender maybe imprisoned in the common jail for the\n County of Washtenaw until the payment thereof, for\n any period not exceeding thirty days. '\n This ordinance shall take effect and be in force\n on and after ten days from legal publication.\n\n\n\n\n l-lr 1:l A I lour\n 11111111 or. EW C.04 \u00bb81\u20ac _lp.IIVEF!S!T, oF l\\\u00bb1ll;HII3Ar-1\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 19 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 23\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 20 of 99\n\n\n\n llfffflffffi\n 1({( .BaIrn//.\n\n\n\n\n AND\n\n\n\nGENERAL ORDINANCES\n OF THE\n\n\nIC1TY OF PORTLAND, OREGON\n\n IN FORCE APRIL\n\n\n\n\n BY AUTHORITY OF\n The Council of the City of Portland, Oregon\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 21 of 99\n\n\n\n _. - i _ '\n\n\n\n\n482 GENERA ORDINANCES OF\n\n ORDINANCE NO. 17196.\n\nAn Ordinance to prevent the disposition of bottles, rags, swill or\n other material of a similar nature at the crematory.\n The City of Portland does ordain as follows:\n(Removal-Unlawful.)\n Section 1. That it shall be unlawful for any person to give, sell\nor dispose of in any manner whatever or take away or remove any\nbottles, rags, swill ox' any other material that is hauled to the\ncrematory to be incinerated.\n(Penalty.)\n l\n Section 2. Any person violating any of the provisions of this\nOrdinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con-\nviction thereof before the Municipal Court shall be lined not less\nthan twenty-five ($25.00) dollars, nor more than two hundred and\nfifty 1$250.001 dollars, or by imprisonment in the city jail not less\nthan ten (10) nor more than ninety t90) days.\n Passed the Council, December 12, 1997,\n December 24, 1907.\n The foregoing Ordinance was submitted to the Mayor December\n13, 1907. and not being approved by him or returned with his\nreasons for not approving it within ten days thereafter has therefore\nbecome a law as if he had approved it, as provided by Section 50\nof the Charter.\n A. L. BARBUR.\n Auditor of the City of Portlaud.\n\n\n\n ORDINANCE NO. 17197.\n\nAn Ordinance prescribing Rules and Regulations governing the use\n of Public Parks and Plazas in the City of Portland.\n The City of Portland does ordain as follows:\n Section l. That the following rules and regulations governing\nthe use of Public Parks and Plazas in the City of Portland be and\nare hereby adopted:\n(Rules and Regulations.)\n Rule I. No person shall enter or leave any enclosed Public Park\nox Plaza except at the regular designated entrance.\n\n It\n _\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 22 of 99\n\n\n\n\n THE CITY OF PORTLAND\n Rule II. No person shall dig up, cut, break, remove, deface,\nl alefile, or illuse any building. structure, fence, sign, bush, plant, turf,\n rock. or other thing belonging to the parks or plazas of the City of\n Portland or have in possession any part thereof.\n Rule 111. No person shall throw any stone or other missile,\n or have in his possession or discharge any destructive weapon, tire-\n arm, firecracker, torpedo or tire works, or make a fire or throw or\n place upon the ground a lighted match, cigar, or other burning snb~\n stance, or post, paint affix, or display any sign, notice, placard, or\n any advertising device, or except with written authority of the Park\n Board. engage in any business, sell or expose for sale or give away\n any goods, wares, or circulars, or set a trap for, snare, injure, or\n have iu possession any wild animal or bird ; or injure or disturb any\n bird's nest or eggs, or in any way annoy or injure any bird, or\n animal belonging to or in the keeping of the city.\n Rule IV. No person shall within the limits of any park or plaza\n belonging to the City of Portland solicit any subscription or contri-\n bution; or make any political or other canvas; or solicit thegacquaint-\n ance of or annoy another person or utter any profane. threatening\n abusive or indecent language 01' loud outcry, or drink any intoxicat-\n ing liquor, or use or have in his possession any device or instrument\n of gambling: or do any indecent or obscene act. And further no\n person except by written authority of the Park Board shall preach\n or pray aloud or make any oration or harangue in any public park or\n plaza, or play upon any musical instrument, or move in any military\n or civic parade.\n Rule V. No person shall stand ox' lie down upon a bench or go\n to sleep thereon, or sit,, stand. climb over Ol' lie down upon any\n railing. balustrade. wall of' fence.\n Rule VI. No person owning or having the care or control of any\n dog shall suffer or permit such dog t\u2022o enter the City Park and any\n police officer may take and impound any such dog found therein.\n Rule VH. No person shall ride or drive any animal not well\n broken or under proper control over or upon any road or driveway\n within any public park or square within the City of Portland, and\n HG person shall ride or drive therein any an; mal or vehicle at a\n speed greater than eight miles an hour.\n Rule VIII. No vehicle other than pleasure ve*icles shall be per-\n mitted in or upon any park, except such as may be employed by the\n C.\\ty of Portland.\n Rule IX. No person shall stop any animal or vehicle so as to\n obstruct any driveway or walk or crossing thereof, or so as to\n prevent the passing of other vehicles, or otherwise than length wise\n with a driveway and close to the side thereof.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 23 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 484 GENERAL ORDINANCES\n\n Rule X. No person having charge of an animal or vehicle shall\n allow the same to stand for more than twenty minutes or without a\n proper person in charge of the same, except that an animal hitched\n to a place provided therefor or to a weight of not less than 20\n pounds may be allowed to stand unattended for not more than five\n i\n minutes.\n Rule XI. No animal attached to a vehicle or otherwise shall be\n hitched to a fence, tree, bush, or shrub in any public park or plaza.\n Rule XII. No automobile or other vehicle propelled by other\n than animal power shall be allowed within any public park or plaza\n between the hours of sunset and eight o'clock A. M. oil the day\n following.\n Rule XIII. No person shall drive an automobile or other vehicle\n propelled by other than animal power within any public parle at a\n 1 ate of speed exceeding eight miles per hour, and upon approaching\n a crossing or intersection of ways and in turning a corner or a\n curve in any public park every person operating such vehicle shall\n signify such approach by sounding a bell gong, bugle or whistle.\n Rule XIV. No automobile or other vehicle propelled by other\n than animal power shall be allowed. within any public park of' plaza\n except upon the driveways, and so such vehicle shall leave City\n Fark by the Washington street entrance.\n Rule XV. No person driving of' operating an automobile or\n other vehicle propelled by other than animal power shall refuse to\n stop or move such vehicle when directed to do so by a police officer.\n Rule XVI. Any improved park, plaza. or ground belonging to\n the City of Portland may be closed and visitors excluded therefrom\n after the hour of nine c'clock P. M. of each day.\n RULE XVII. All persons visiting public parks or plazas of the\n City of Portland are expected to observe any reasonable direction of\n any police officer on duty in such park or plaza in the same manner\n as if such direction were embodied in a specific rule.\n (Penalty.)\n Section 2. Any person violating any of the rules given above is\n lzable 'to a fine of not less than five dollars and not more thalt\n twenty dollars for each offense, or punishment by imprisonment in\n the city jail not less than five days nor more than twenty days.\n Passed the Council, December l\u00b0, 1907.\n Approved, December 14. 1907.\n HARRY LANE. Marc\n\n\n\n\n.1-\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 24 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 24\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 25 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 4\nI\n\nI\n\n\n1\nI\n\n\n\nI . .. l TH_\u00a7co1ylp___[L*p_\n \"in 4 . .\n a_..._ J o. i\n _Ll .r\n ..*-..\n Charter an Gr lnances if .\n OF THE /\n In\n It\n\n CITY OF WATERBURY . p-\n ' -\n we -\"rp'.r\"~\u00bb\u00bb 4 'iv '4--49'\n =l. r_. !LE_\n 'he\n HI,.\n4 1\n\n l\n\n\n\n\n -9 _.r\n I . }\n I\n LE\n\n\n PUBLISHED BY AUTHQRITY OF THE cow . 0\n \u2022\n\n\n\n\n *I\n HM.. l 'Ra\n ......._-_\n\n\n _\n 3\n -\u00bb-\n t TH! WATZRUURY\n _1~\n rnzss OF l\n - '! xl_.l:\n IVINIHG DEMOCRAT I\n i\n _\n\n\n rig .1\n\n\n\n\n Elignul IU I\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 26 of 99\n\n\n\n\n ORDINANCES OF' CITY OF VVATERBURY. 307\n\n\n AN ORDINANCE CONGERHIHG nous.\nBE in Ordained by Ihc' Board of Aldrrmvn of the City of Wa-\n Icrburv:\n \u00a7 1. Animals In. Restriction de. No domestic ani-\nmals, except dogs, shall be permitted to enter' Or go at\nlarge in any of the public parks of the Cily of \\Vaterbury,\neither with or wilhunl u keeper. Dogs must be held in\nleash by the owners, olllerwise they may be killed by any\npark keeper, special constable or policeman.\n\n \u00a7 2. Lou Prohibited. No person shall pick any [low-\ners, foliage or fruit, or cut, break, dig up, or in any man-\nner mutilate or injure any tree, shrub, plant, grass, turf,\nrailing, seat, fence, structure, or other thing in any-of\nsaid parks, or cut, carve, paint, mark or paste on any tree,\nstone, fence, wall, building, nionurnent., or other object\ntherein, any bill, advertisement or inscription whatsoever.\n\u2022 \u00a78. Flnworks. Throwing Missiles. No person shall\ncarry or have any firearms in any of said parks, and no\nfirearms shall be discharged from, or into any of the\nsame. No stone or other missile shall be thrown or roll-\ned from, into, within or upon any of' said parks, except\nin such place as the Board of Public 'Works may desig-\nnate as a ball field, in playing games in which a ball is\nused.\n *G. S. 1285.\n \u00a7 4. Rldlng or Driving. Speed Regulation. No per-\nson shall ride or drive on any road within any of said\nparks at a faster gait than eight (8) miles per hour, and\nthis shall apply to the use of cycles.\n\n \u00a7 5. I\u00e9onduat. Regulation do. No threatening. abu-\nsive, boisterous, insulting or' indecent language, or ges-\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 27 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 308 ORDINANCES OF CITY OF \\VATERBURY.\n tune, shall be used ill any of still parks, nor shall any\n oration, harangue, or other public demonstration be made\n unless by special mlll\\ol'ily of the Board of Public \\\\'orks.\n\n \u00a7 B. Sale of Articles In. Regulated. No person shall\n expose any article or thing for sale in any of said parks,\n unless licensed tlivrefor by said Board of Commissioners\n of Public Works.\n\n \u00a7 7. Blthlng. No person shall bathe naked or other-\n wise in any water in, ur udjnvvnt lu, any of s:\\ill parks,\n or be naked within any of suicl lnu'ks, except in such\n places and subject. lo such regulalimls ns the Bnslrd of\n Commissioners of I-'ulllir Works may, from time lu time,\n specially designate.\n\n \u00a7 s. Fires. No persons, unless by amlhurily of sand\n Board of Cnmmissinners of Public \\Vovks, shall light.\n kindle, or use any ire in any of said parks.\n\n \u00a7 9. Rldlng and Driving. Restrictions do. No per-\n son shall ride, or drive, upon thc- grass, lawns or foul\n paths of any of said parks.\n\n \u00a7 10. Anlmala, Blrds, so. Injuries to Forbidden.\n No person shall disturb or injllro :my bird, bird's nest or\n eggs, or any squirrel or other unimnl within any of said\n parks.\n # \u00a7 11. Fireworks. Use of Prohlbltod. Exception. No\n person shall disr}la\\'gr Ur sol ull, up or within any of said\n parks, any fil~e-cl'all\u00b0kers, lm'pp:lor:<. rockets or other flre-\n works, except by livruse from HIP did Board of Comma#-\n sinners of Public Works.\n *(I. S., Sec. 12.96,\n \u00a7 12. Removing Dirt, Etc., Prohibited. No person\n shall remove or dig up any dirt, stones, rock or other\n\n\n\n llllHI, I1fl LW 'l\u00a2&*\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 28 of 99\n\n\n\n\n URDINANCES OF CITY OF \\\\'..\\'pERB1JH'r. 309\nthing whatsoever, make any ex:-nvntiun, quarry any slnno,\nnr lay or set off any hlusl, nr t'illlS(' or assist in doing any\nof said things, within any of suid parks, without the spe-\nriul 11r118r or license of said Board of Commissioners of\nP1lhli(' Works.\n\n \u00a7 18. Doposltlng Rubbish, Etc., Forbidden. No bot-\nIles, broken glass, ashes, waste paper, or other rubbish,\nshall be left in any of said parks, except nt such u plitrn\nal' places as may be specially designated by the Bnurd of'\nCommissioners of Public \\Vorks.\n\n \u00a7 14. Vehicles Carrying Frelght, Etc. Entry Forbid-\nden. Nu cart, wagon, llray truck or other vehicle, carry-\ning lumber, stone, hrirk. nr any other goods, merchan-\ndise. Ol' articles of froighl. nr which is commonly used\nfor the carriage lherenl', shall. rxcepl in the service of the\nBoard of Commissioners of Pnhlic \\Vorks, enter any part.\nof said parks.\n\n \u00a7 15. Hitching Horse to Trees, Etc. No horse shall\nbe hitched to any shrub m' tree ill any of said parks.\n\n \u00a7 18. Automobiles and Motor Vehicles. Xi automo-\nbilv or other moiur vellivlv >hall he tzlkvn inly nr 4Iri\\'pn\nupon any of the public pnrk-4 al' said oily.\n\n1 \u00a7 17. Penalty. Any braun Uulallillg :lily svvlioll of\nthis Ol'dinmu~e shall! fnrfr-it ml pay al pmlzally In lhf- vily\nof not more than twenty collar~:~.\n * I'assed and ad/rlrd April' 15, 1907.\n Approved .4Prz'/ 17, 1907.\n\n \u00a7 18. Beau for Woman. Reservation of. \\\\'hv1\\ovv I'\nseats or him-hes shall he plnvvrl upon Iho \"(Irw~n,\" <0-\ncnlled, duly murkcrl aryl flvsignalvd all \\'pa:-vm] fur w0-\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 29 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 310 OHDINANCES OF CITY OF \\,VA1lERBUBY_\n men, no other person, unless accompanying a woman or\n women, shall occupy any of such seats or benches.\n\n \u00a7 19. Ponnlty.Any person violating the provisions *J\n\n\n\n of Section 18 of this Ordinance shall be fined not more\n than Len dollars ($10.00). C\n\n\n\n\n Passed and adopted AugusL 19, 1007. I\n I.\n\n Approved August 21, 1907.\n .9\n\n\n\n\n x\n\n\n\n\n I\n i\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 30 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 25\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 31 of 99\nI\n .* I.\n Newsoi The Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) - Fri, Jul 12, 1907 . Page\n 2\n https://www.newspapers.com/image/391564340/ Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\n\n 'JMULI ullluul lui) uuuar url! up L..u. II\n 84~ctlon 4. No person shall commit any\n of the following nets within mid parks\n or parkwayi, wltbouq, the previously ob-\n talncU consent of the Commission:\n 1. In any manner, pull, or break, my\n flower, fruit. plant. tree. grass, tur .\n mrnp c-r water fixtures. or other struc-\n ure.\n 2. Carry or dlsehsrgs any firearms or\n fireworks or send up any balloons.\n a. Ride or drive an anormal or vehicle\n at a speed exceeding egret rnlles per hour..\n p to the vehicles of the\n This shall not aux*ly\n Fire or Prilee port rents, Ambulance.\n nor v ehicles used by physdelans when\n actually nngaged in responding to emer-\n gerick calls.\n 4. eep or offer anything for sale.\n 6; Play any music.\n s. Deliver any public speech.\n 7. H o ld any public meeting or engaxs IN\n any 8-xarehlng or ddvlng. as members of\n a mi tan'.. political nr other organization.\n x Conduct any funeral procession or\n vehicles containing' the body of a. de-\n eeued person.\n 9. 80l1f~1t or Invite engen for hire\n for :*\"83; boat nr vehlc '\n 10. old any fire.\n 11. Take lee from any park water.,\n II. Fish In any park waters.\n 18. Enter any place where the words\n \"No Admltta,nco\" or \"Keep Off\" shall be\n displayed. 4\n 14. Enter or leave except at the elrtab-\n lished ways of entrance and exit.\n . . '?*-f-ux>r In any wav the alopeun of the\n *B\n river bank, except as a landing place.\n 18. Hold any picnic at a place not des-\n lgnatad for that purpose.\n '1-1 , Play bale ball. tennis nor any other .\n game or sport at a place not dvelguafed\n for that pnrprsne. I\n 18. Bfnhe in any place not deslxnlted be\n le Pommlsalon.\n g_ \\\u00b0lolnte the regulation: relating to\n th23.use of any building or place.\n Injury any notice posted by order of\n raid Commisnirvn\n l _ It r 1 .. ill \u00b0\\! \\\\l\\' nil: of..\n Copyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 32 of 99\n\nN\u20acWSDaD1 .. The Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania) - Fri, Jul 12, 1907 . 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'nu to\n II 109 flu: mr in -MR\n It Huh\n lat- myluv FP*when\n plus our.. ill mud:\n \"Nn A\u00a2=\\l\u00a2noes\" or \"Keep Off' loll be\n alR'IA\n Be.or knave -4191 n iN nun\n lull -ya of dllrlnce And uN.\n 15. on-may in any wav :ho .ma Ur the\n 1rlnr bank. neon II . \\.Mln\u00a2 P\\.e\u00a2.\n It. Hold .no picnic lt A plan not ls.-\n i1nNld for thsthzlurtnn.\n 11. Play an I. tnmu nm- .nv other\n nme nr muon al who not deulllllud\n fNu.r mil'\n in! inm1n7\n ane.pine on! admua Ur\n Igor Fnmmllllmu.\n \\|. Vlolale me rquhnnn. rel.\u00a2lnl xo\n the-u1. of Mxlkllnl or l.r1~\n an lniurvI .ny much \u00bb-=-8.4 be rude: of\n M Cn M\\\n \"8-lln:ML Any pa-sou vlolll\\nl -fig al\n he tar-uint nuke .no muuznn- l All.\n one. ennnellon zhenof are Ma mayor\n nr any nldrruun of Nun eltr in imtele\u00a2G\n to pn n fla of hmm \"3\" -3-~ Mwggla-\n lm (we _ no I 0 eoI 0 it; | in.\n nM In annuli of the nJ\\Illll\n b y ; - \u00bb \u00bb \u00b0 I .the 8 n N u -N\n M( naaana nun! 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In its nag hr- n unuurexrl uussen m\n Lu *W* \"' \"\"'\" and \u00b0\u00b0\"\"*\"\"\u00b0\"! M WANT in WT' rotor cldrmI .or lldl.. sI l. lu; light madxaa, peralu :no p e l m l n l m d French mad-\n Ihn atule IIPL.IA('\u00a2\"IB8 * (101r hrrnrl uclrkrrn randx. drlvers\n Klnntnn. (Nil II I seersuckers, tucked waist.\n Pnlten Prnnnfer Co, M.1n nu. am.\n ITOIE ron IINT. liI.g -'\u00a7\u00bb nn-1 lan, luv or high neck, ages\n - I U\u00bbl\\-nn\u00a2h\\A-ll\\\u00bbll\u00bbl\n kg 2 w s yan,\n .. to I For RENT-Store. N was Hui 4 \" Of _\n .OU.D-A blrd go; Owner Cui h..vp PIA Of\n N\n I IALI.\n Kano hr pruvinl l\\1\"n\u00a2\"1: md nlrlnl :in SALE-Flqnnt rmpwma upnggr WE\n | S H, ROBENBb|T}? 9 Odd Fgilol. -._.. -.._ up --.y.. Extra $1.49 Value For 9815.\n Extra\n plan Mr lll> frlsl l ${'l* Apply II luuulu II .1u--ir\n urh t '1,P1\n lm lt xo nn A.xrnt:m8[l:ItI? sii r*, Lil\n As:n\u00b0Stnru;a\n .-...\n 'in . New .PER RII\"I._&n\n GOTTAGEB I. FDR RENT.\n 2 For 1 2 For 1\n . imc; Jun | - ;Ur\u00a2rlI d l I York\n u m 11nd .r. run :ul1->11=11 m' furnlnhri wings\n Hln\u00a2)\"l ,.\",\",;, l..Ltur J II 41\u00bb oh-li of0. -II! . Children's Dresses\n E. 1l-nu: panama 1 hunch no a . Dona For ans. l\\h\"- A*\\||t .AI\\n|\\ at 1\"]J;\\.\u00a7l\" nr Uh\n 5-111 illery. 4: rUhlho Squire, or He on sum-na !* H\"'*'*v I Child.ren's Drenaee in French ring&ulma, plain col-\n l an boo..d1\u00a2'!\\i.\u00a2r1 lol! 111. bien POR\n Dunc.\n IOIIH SALE-f\n hmken, Gilh .etv1\n gncninsldck for Htrh. Dlr11\\ | \\+xl Lake. nrnr hnlel or, pla. idsor st ripas. Aho notuzal linn, bloule, lus-\n lru1\u00bb1, pedlgrn furnished.heedgnghpur\n art as I c up I,FUR\n lap RUN r~ Aland\n i rnnmn [aura I Run.\n bun, lM annul on x rirnr\n (Br Minn\n LilleuS-Hn '\u00b0*4 \" wanmonr I\"\"\" Annal Be: 5. nfmra fun . or leunn rnuld b. furnlshd lt duir-I ~~\u00b0g\u00bb * iv \". - ', * ponder or Ru s s ia n I tyle, ages 6 to 14. years.\n 1l-n-r Wood and Barney lu., l\n brrnvln kid :low F1NANCI aL.\n FW Mils nddrul A II. Ol.l\\E!L t his (P it\n 1nrIlrulrul\n M1?rVa _ \u2022 II. IM- nl l\u00a2li s u m V a lu e s . an.du l\u00a2894.\n lln\\'1ZT m IIQAN on flu! murtlllr in FOR RB1\\\"T-&r\\nm co tale, dninhle ip\n nmmunn of l\u00bblu w use. (\"B.1B&l.\\N a nI1\\:fl in hnulr. I earle IoL \"-4 v r1\u00a2 un. iv .l l - - n l -\n NAL! HELP WANT\u00a3N. -\n MYERS, \\Aellel l!ld1 rn11rn. un. i. n :wad4rue H r\u00bb\n | f'ua1*r\"?\u00bb\u00a7f\u00bb14z 18 we\u00bb=mm\u00a2 Jo\u00a2\u00bb,. DM \"\"\"\"\"\"' Q M\n H vbarn. 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The hru.l$\u00a2 till kg\" 11905 lhnr\n WANTED-4 *ill or mlddle..d wnmln 1 bmd I lth and an n par! rlf the bld, The1 hrlrk dirnlllnl.\n Lal,81an onf t , on E. myth SL. ourAnn huxhlr m\u00bbrhlulc\u00bbd our 19 h.r. Rrluru |\n wnsollllnn it\n the an in on-:nrt -nll4l. apply rank shall in In sh- :mfun: of lha hid Moln .. lmnwvd tilth Il1.0U douhlr I J I\" 1'T\\P*I.. :We LL 11 w\u00a2l1\n H 81..ntnn &l . Wilkel\u00bbBI.rn. ... .ii bo |.e. slakes Wide mama plaid Ribb\n t: i1M , 11\u00bbi 1k, Junt t h e t h i n k fo r\n \u00a7n\"; 1.&\n \u00a2ln\\ rnpmtlllnn for than our-tdl _ f . , ,A of\n\n 8-= WaiPI\n '\n 11 18\"1\n -\n 1rl nf\u00bbrlan\u00bb1\n *. B lif:llun. 112 RJI\u00b0q\\.l*h.annl 1 half 1InI\\f!ll thor nlme and pine of\n l\n -\n\n\n * II r1 !01 1'!\"\u00b0'\u00b01 h \"\n . 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Jo\n 'Use 114 girl for \u00a2\u00a2nrr1L ?\\rHlnr7rk . of Mann. rnurvnn Igor 114I3 11\u00bbt up and M\" * l*1 liillilll ream\n \"\"\"' I tum-r,\u00a2rl Hnwr l CB.. 1rl\\h an 1\" \u00bb\"Fdm.. \u00b0'1*I HJ. Ulf: . u. ' LV' '-.*-\\- nn ou\u00a2|4\\.\u00bb=n-\n ullhlni or ornlml Apply VI w rrlht to ii jiu1 \"\"\u00a7.,\"'1*,;=;j.,l'{'\"\"',2**\" 14 | In lil MII .I l1:n ..1 h. * inIn and up corner of lln | at 41 hulk Hmm- anal an\n glade and *larkrt trans, \u00a2u) ,.,\"::r., M\n anenml K|*1. I. \u00a2|- l.d in I , vrui-. r-\n Iu-. IN Us II 're nn-I.\n lhnll mil tn.-ur I\n fNI\\\\f.lt\n t braUn r nlhl\u00a5 9 h1vl\\l 21 hnuwl on Il!llr\\1\\l\u00bbl W1lkel Damn Pn am ha -\n Br the In it !-rM12\\l 1;\u00a2\"'$L,. u P num 1. on I Ji1l\\ wal aululnl a c wnnnl, IL!! Pnrk P\\.nl and ',v'\u00b0--\u00bb=----~\n r;..w:-Lmq -W! rnmrnlluw nm! T\"l11\u00bbvu rh\\In\u00a2y r\u00a2\\mm!lll:n\u00a2r.\n The hill! iN M IM1r.\u00bbd ,,??nn0nI1 for. nlr l'\"I11elBarn. 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'39\n Wllh Igor runny of lho l*rll1 nr r*f.\\m 1 lAin Int., oh Hahn lu , zvuwn. wry I L I I Jrrlclnn\n run \\r 1llh [n had. ii! nmhtNnul nr rn*\\rnllnn m\u00a2*lf'1__ l nvilll.Ll. lAP. url, 1 m .many luna w\"9.\n l th. d-1n l\"1..1.r\\1 .nt and prnHllhll |\n sum. Addrou I Rsmrd ntFI*\u00bb Cuulnly &nuuD\u00a2. LArl: law, .inlnul lu . Y: I-Q THE NEW LELANDE nu._ rs-nl..1l1U\n J.c...r L FARIKILL. n u l l . u r Al l . I lllllvrll Au and I-clk.\n .l1up-PlrN:.\u00a2kur1vl\n ipa has rlplingo.\n r rllh! rel llllnIT fly\n pun u-p 099 t cnatnuw \" \"\"\"' Rll! ll P RIS M A N a M YE RS The Alhmxrle. *'=-'* *'-* -* .. Alan -ha nun -\n ;h ome.,3's\u00a7~4Ilundrn.-.\n s l11h-.hor inn:Fnuh\n tlull |-Irl1\u00bb\u00bb.'I.l.-1-.\n - - . lu- 9 - - - pqR alIll..-Tviutlful lmiun. K .lln* HWAL IFTATI .wI ll -. MM un II . 1 .mrlml a\u00b0ll1o01 I l*-\n mer1lln . . lrlloulnrl In -\n . l.Oll.a\u00bb ohm \"8 NllI!FI! in. IEALPTI PIOIWMAIA viii In ronlvdl of11GLHRGB bfmu hl only and ruhr rasla .J 31.... I..*'\u00bb.\"\u00a3',.1'.I12 Prnnaer House, ' hal oh hnuu In mama Nan H;\n 1\\nnwh111\\ to Igor rrnnry \u00bbnnlrf\\H\u00bbr llhll ( I n l O. BRAT lain 1wo1l'l'uo \\e\u00bbf\\ullt 1 mnliwug l ne : I UI to11111. f-I fr-1 . 191 mnnnllmtnt..NOR\n Al\u00a2l\\=r. al nl or | lha rant! lmuu \\\"1ln\u00a2. tum- ?\u00b0 r .FmI1 | St mldn [lrr\\mp!llr M Hffll ..'1'.1.'.&..\"...1{.....\u00bb\u00bb. l\u00bbninur_ \"I\" .L\u00b0'..\"'.2.I.L.\"..\"'\"T I\n A et al m 1 trlm H\u00a21ndn!. Jun u, urn, I n *lltlI I In r I f ~llpa Building, all lr-n nm. ; gm r_*\"\"'v\"--'W In 11 hr of or go n\n TX.\" 11MIp\u00b0\\ .1\" lhN\"h.lnI\u00a2\u00bb th. f\\lr1l1.hlnl ar\\r1 printing of \\hl 1080 fit FA HMI FO. GALI. Sw- 4 an M 'Ill nu\n in Mtn: nu- \"Mg had :muh !nl mTll\u00bb n\u00bb |\u00bb; m1\u00bbuln.nrlnnll in up In HI i2...~., I I 1-1 I ii.\n I. 1\n Mg |). Rarnrd of r.\n -.\n aha M Irs n! IH. o\"II\\lv rnmmlninnnn\n in Nllmbrrnd\n I\"FIR Hill! ill. fhvlvlc 1 fill \u00a2\\.lr.mnr |\n Ins rnwipil of!! Ill \u00a301 | Intl P'l\\1l)IlAN 8 umu i \\'\u00bb114l. Iva w*4 'nu we re. q.rAvg :in \\A;\\\n In her\u00a2\"\\\u00a2h. :M invnshipl,\n , 42 experienced '\u00b0\"\"\"'urn# PnrlFly\n lip flrua of\u00a2rIlf\\n rrlurn drlrlll No T in al t.-||- r . ur n la\n -\n R E E S E LLOY D .\n [ T HE E D W AR D 9 u *\n gnu v-\\ url u1 lliil* 14IIl\u00a7l\u00a5-F?\n Bank llv!1ll Inn lads uilNleulllm\n Iv 1\\1..l Mendr'rn, also 6 lc] in: LIIlnrtnr\n r .-.4no\n fur tlarh a rmarw r In m rnn1u11 ilnekn Hun and w\u00bb\u00bbu9\u00bb1.\"Twl? tro- :rl\n -1 an:dull apt n , lnrlu4l llU\u00a2 num 'll1,\u00a2unllhh lLll_.\u00bb 1\u00a2 Wu Lu lihtn\n I to learn mpnr\\ln\u00a2. Prvf- nl) \\\";~ \u00bb1e-4 hoff N 411 4. 11 M in fl`\u00bb.1 nhniw !mTom lnn'\u00bbn\u00bbmrv:'n~n4\n \u00a2lull\\\u00bb, nr rw1Mrr\u00bb\"IL nun vivo mmm- r1lnri lhlu!Y\\ H\n B 817811 to mender wbn urn B1dn\u00bbrl to lilla -11 nun MY for men Ra .lvnltl Igor hlfnff lnfnfmnllnn. 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I THE DEMNISTONIGALLIHAN BU..\n - \u00bba\u00a2l4Aumgg_wg_rqq~ _\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 34 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 26\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 35 of 99\n\n\n 1:51\n\n\n\n\nI\"\n QRDINANCES\n OF THE\n\n\n CITY OF FLINT\n\u00bb\n\u00bb\n\n\n\n\n MICHIGAN\n :. ,a l\n 4\n *\n \\\n\n\n\n\n 0\n\n\n\n\n Printed By Authority of the Common Council\n of the Gay of Flin:\n\n\n\n\n Compiled lw\n JOHN H. FARLEY, Gty Attorney\n 1925\n 3\n FLINT, MICHIGAN\n ul\n\n\n\n\nl\nr\n Digitized by Goo8le Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF M ICHIGAN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 36 of 99\n\n\n\n\n ORDINANCE No. 109\nAN ORDINANCE to Regulate and Prescribe the Use of the\n Parks, Boulevards and Other Public Places in the City of\n Flint.\nThe City of Flint Ordains:\n SECTION 1. No person shall place any building or obstruc-\ntion of any kind on any public park, public ground or boule-\nvard within the City of Flint.\n SECTION 2. No person shall take down, climb over, inter\nfere with, disturb, displace, mar, deface or injure any rails,\nposts, chains or fences enclosing any public ground or park,\nor within the limits of any public boulevard within the City\nof Flint.\n SECTION 3. No person shall play at any game or sport in\nany enclosed public park, ground or on any boulevard, except\nas hereinafter provided and excepted.\n SECTION 4. No person shall elirnb, peel, eut, deface, re-\nmove, injure or destroy any tree in any public park or\nground or on any boulevard within the City of Flint or tie\nor pasture any animal on the grass or in any public park\nground or boulevard within said city.\n SECTION 5. No person shall pluck, break, trample or in-\nterfere with any flower, plant or shrub in any public park,\nground or boulevard.\n SECTION 6. No person shall take, remove or carry away\nany sward, gravel, sand, turf or earth in any public park,\nground or boulevard.\n SECTION 7. No person shall place or deposit any dead\ncarcass, filth, dirt, stone or other matter or substance on any\npublic park, ground or boulevard.\n SECTION 8. No person shall hang, post, place or put any\nbill, notice, sign, placard, carpet or other incumbrance on\nany tree, fountain, post, railing, fence or other erection in\nor surrounding any public park, ground or boulevard.\n 353\n\n\n Digitized by Goo8le Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 37 of 99\n\n\n\n\n No person shall wade into, or throw any wood,\n Sl\u00bbx:1'Ion 9.\nsand, stone or other substance into any basin, pool or foun-\ntain in any public park, ground or boulevard.\n SECTION 10. No person or persons shall play at any game\nor games whatever in or upon any public park, ground or\nboulevard: Provided, however, That ball, cricket, lawn tennis\nand other games of recreation may be played upon such por-\ntion of the parks as may be designated and under such rules\nas may be prescribed upon first obtaining a permit from the\nPark Board.\n SECTION II. No person shall hawk or peddle any goods\nor articles of any nature or description within any of the\npublic parks, grounds or boulevards without first obtaining\na permit so to do from the Park Board.\n SECTIUN 12. Picnics may he held in such parts of the\nparks upon permit as shall be designated for that purpose,\nsubject to such regulations as nlay he made by the Board,\nand no refreshments of any kind shall be permitted to be sold\nor offered for sale in connection therewith except as herein-\nbefore provided, and II() person shall join any such picnic\nwithout the consent of the persons of whom it shall be com-\nposed, or shall in any manner disturb or interfere with the\ns ame.\n SlscTlon 13.No indecent exposure of person, disorderly\nconduct, noise. riot, or breach of the peace nor the use of\nobscene language will be permitted in any public park, ground\nor boulevard.\n SE<:'r1ON 14. No person shall stand, walk, ride or lie upon\nany place laid out and appropriated for shrubbery or grass\nwhen there shall have been placed thereon a sign forbidding\nthe same in any public park, ground or boulevard.\n SEc'r1on 15. No person shall play upon ally musical instru-\nment, except by authority of the Park Board, nor carry or\ndisplay any flag, target or transparency, and no person shall\ndo or perform any act tending to congregate persons in any\npublic park, ground or boulevard.\n SE(:'rlON IG. No person shall fire or discharge any gun or\npistol, carry fire arms, kindle or build fires, or throw stones\nor other missiles within any public park, ground or boulevard.\n 354\n\n\n Digitized by Goo8Ie Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 38 of 99\n\n\n\n\n SECTION 17. No person over the age of fourteen years\nshall use any of the swings or teeters within the public parks,\ngrounds or boulevards, or wherever the same may be placed\nby the Park Board for the use of children, and no person in\nthe use of said swings and teeters shall stand in or upon the\nsame.\n SEc'rlon 18. No person shall ride or drive on any of the\nwalks or foot-paths of any public park, nor shall any per-\nson he allowed to drive or propel any automobile or other\nmeans of conveyance on any of the public parks of the said\ncity at a greater rate of speed than five (5) miles per hour.\n SECTION IO. The person or persons in charge of the pub~\nlie parks, grounds and boulevards, under authority of the\nPark Board of the City of Flint, shall have and possess the\npowers of policemen and it is hereby made the duty of such\nperson or persons to enforce the observance of the provisions\nof this ordinance and upon violation of the provisions of this\nordinance by any person to forthwith make complaint before\none of the Justices of the Peace of the City of Flint.\n S1-:CTION 20. Any violations of the provisions of this ordi-\nnance shall be punished by a fine not exceeding $100.00 or\nimprisonment in the county jail not exceeding ninety days,\nor both such fine and imprisonment in the discretion of the\ncourt before whom the offender shall he tried.\n Approved June lfith, 1908.\n H. C. SPENCER,\n M a y or.\n\n\n\n\n 355\n\n Digitized by Goo8le Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 39 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 27\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 40 of 99\n\n\n\n 4 Share\n\nNEWSPAPER\n\n\nImage 6 of The evening times (Grand\nForks, N.D.), September 21, 1908\nImage provided by: State Historical Society of North Dakota\n Link to the full image: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85042373/1908-09-21 /ed-1 /?sp=6\n .Section 2. No person loll commit\nany of the following ecu within my\no! the puke of the above named dll-\nldctr\n 1. Ride or drive of guide or oper-\nate .by vehicle upon any our! of any\npark other than the may provided\ntor such purpose.\n 2. Ride or drlvo or ope-to or guide\nin! vehicle In I reckless mennor or\nat a rate vhleh endangers the ute-\ntv or comton of other persons.\n 8. Be lutoxlcated or having intoxi-\ncldng liquor in till poeeeenlon.\n 4. Throw stones or mlnllei.\n 5. Utter loud, protine or indecent\nlnnguego.\n s. Hunt. trap or in my manner\ncash, kill or lnjuro all! nnlmnl or -\nbird. .\n 7. Bethe lo any water In or ed.1l~\nsent No s park except when properly\nclothed and in such \u00bbplace ee may be\ndesignated be the hoard for thi.\npurpose.\n s. Permit any enlmel torus It\nlarge.\n 9. Play euy game of cards or chmeo\nor gamble In any manner.\n 10. Belor tell fortunes or carry\non .by duller oocnpetloo.\n II. Carry or dlecherge any 61-eerm.\nergun. sling shot or other elmller\nweapon.\n 12. Write, point or nerve upon or\notherwise deface any tree, structure.\nfurniture or tlxture, or dllpleoe .by\nfurniture or tlxtnre. ' .,\n za. Enter upon any portion o! 'd'\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 41 of 99\n\n\n - Q l.\n\n LEGAL NOTICE place as may \u00bbbe deslgnated' therefor.\n - .. .. ._ 17. Build any tlre. . .\n|- 0rdlnance Nu. 7 18. Injure or remove anger\u00bb notice\n An ordinance regulating the use of posted by order of thecommlsslbn.\nthe parks of the park district of the 19. 'Play any game except in a place\ncity of Grand Forks, n. D. designated for lt by the commission.\n Be it enacted by the park commls- 20. Obstruct any roadway OI' path.\nstoners of the park district Cr the city 21. Be in any park after 11 n. m.\npt Grand Forks. N. D.: - .. Gr before 8 8. in. \"\n Section 1. The provisions herein Section 3- No person sha.l'l perform\nmade are for the_regnlatlon of the any of the following acts within my\nparks of the park district of the elty of said parks without first receiving\nof Grand Forks, N. U., -by the public permission therefor from the .presl-\nand nothing herein contained shall dent of the board of commissioners'\n operate to restrain or -hinder the park Of of 801119 person authorized bY the\n cornrnlsslon, its members or employes board, and such permission shall al-\n ln the performance of any duty per- ways be conditioned on the observance\n faining to their once. of all the regulations which may be\n Section 2. No person shall commit made with reference to each case:\n any of the following acts within any 1. Keep Of offer anything for sale.\n of the parks of the above named dls- 2., Play any music.\n trlct: . 3. Post or display any sign, ban-\n 1. Ride or drive or guide or oper- ner or advertisement. ` \"\n ate any vehicle upon any part of any 4- Hold any public meeting, deliv-\n park other than the roads provided Gr any public speech Of. participate in\n for such purpose. any parade or other pwblle demon-\n 2. Ride or drive or operate or guide stratlon.\n any vehicle;ln a reckless manner or 6. Solicit passengers for any ve-\n at a rate which endangers the safe- hicle for hire. .\n to or comfort of other persons. . Bectlon 4. Any person violating\n s. Be intoxicated Of' having 1n.toxl- any of the provisions of this ordi-\n catlng liquor in his possesslon.~ - Nance shall, upon eonvletlon thereof,\n 4. Throw stones or missiles. be subject to a ire of Not more than\n 5. Utter loud, profane or indecent $10 Or bar lm-prisonment iN the county\n language. all of Grand Forks county, N. D., for\n 6. Hunt, trap or In any manner 8. term not exeeedlng 10 days.\n catch, kill or injure any animal . or Beetlon 5. All ordinances and par.ta\n bird. I of ordinances inconsistent with this\n 7. Bathe In any water In or adja- ordlnance MY -hereby repealed,\n cent to a park except when properly Section e. This ordinance shall\n c]ol.hgd and in, Buck \\place Ag may be take effect and be in force from and\n designated by the board for this after its passage. approval and pub-\n pu|-pgg\u00a2. llcation. . .3*:\n 8. Permit any animal to run at -W. P. Davies, ..\n large. Vice Pres. and Acting President\n 9. Play any game of cards or chance .Attest: -\n or gamble in any manner. . -W. V. 0'Connor\n 10. Beg.or tell fortunes or early ' Secretary and Clerk.\n on any similar occupation. . .\n 11. Carry or discharge any firearm,\n alrgun, sling shot or other similar 1BIHNIVAL UPENS Hausa\n weapon. >\n I.\n I\n I\n 12. Write, paint or carve. upon or Big Event to Commence on Monday\n otherwise deface any tree, structure; , Instead of headay as Has\n turnlture or texture, or displace any\n furniture or ilxture. , .L I 1 Been Advertised. .~ .\n 18. Enter upon any portion of 8' The dates of the street carnival i\n J\n\n\n\n park which may be temporarily elos- be held m Grand Forks have' been\n ed to the public. changed, the event to open one day\n .- 14. 1-Ilteh or fasten. any horse ex- earlier than advertised. Thll will re-\n cept in such place as may -be deslg- sult in the carnival bamg opened on\n noted by the board for this purpose; ,.the afternoon of Wllllam Taft's visit\n 15- Leave BUY *never Of' refuse 'et 'to~ the city. In' consequence of the\n cept In the receptacles provided there- fact that the carnival opens a day\n for. . . earller, or on September 28, lt will be\nI 16. Hold any picnic except In such closed on Friday. ` .-\n ---_|..\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 42 of 99\n\n\n J\"\n TX: sv.lIxu'n.:u; GILID 101185 l. D. nomad, lllr4!Illn~n,\u00a2no\u00bbi\n\n\n 1\n l1HI_5 UHEANIZEII W1 wus HIINIIIIB mI? WM Vl]I\u00a3 l]Ff[ll BIB anrnsl l:mInluI l'v\n EAST GRAND FORKS METRUDQLITAN\n Clarence Hwppnrui and r. I. 8111101 11..11 Hill Glllorl. lm: In Ill l ATRF\n C0\\fer 600 .Hel bl' 'III-lN-Mb II Iamb \u00a2\u00bb....1..l.\u00a2 0.\n dvtd Saturlq' ilfit. lie d.; lr r nllg.\n Huuntr BHIDGE Clarence Bbepl1.r.'I and B. M. Bum-\n [:ulstn SAIUH Thi d\u00a21 al1.\\l. to the twenty-Mtl -- ----\n {\u00b0*\\ nrrlved in the city Baturdlr ann- .mud .itherlng of the North Dlkot. i l 0 - , ? d llllllllllkg In the llbNNAY. slain-. 2111\n on mar a hunting trip which he ex- Btptin umclulnn from the F l nt KEHEH WAS c U I dull with ends.\n AT FIHE ended over l.bout thru ulekl.. they\n eavlng Grand Forks Of th. apenlng HAY NIGHT Baptlil. church d Grand Furl! will\n leave the du tumor for Hun\n \\\u00bb by up the I enon '83 in\" he n hhnt- to be In lttondmco. tbe ean-ntlol\n opening In the morning and mntlnu-\n ..I '\"l..llN.HIOlhll\"\\l\\Q'll\n gaernnce.\n Wuhglm Young L.dlal Show week! they hlvl covered\n amount ui'\n r n l me t r e e\n territory. driving Hom\n llrga Only Thru H011 Waugh *kg !';\",,,,;,;\",;'m,,,t I. centered in tba LMI] [g FIEET Wur\u00a21hl1'\\lllo'.!ll!1lll.I0!H1'IEl.l\n !.;a::.;4 ...a:\u00a2\"Fas\n Their Abilit y by . l i l t i n g Grand Forks UP 10 the Turtle l'l.l.0lll1.\" MY of t he 8i! $3\u00bb000 :41. announmogriuudfullotls c \u00a2 ' H i up ltd an la\n tain! and thence to Berwluk. In Mc-\n DO me e t Henry600\n saunal.\n mil..Inbyallthe\n they route. .\n eoverad . . , . . THDAY I Ioeclalon.\n Lie foltln .o I e . I.\n P81'* lihnut\n They l1n.l a cnfnnlsza camping oulllt\n mm York. ileldunecretary at we Homo mlm-\n \"CHECKERS\"\n 1rRev. J. A. Frill D. D., of New I unl l r d o f ___,._.\n a signor\n .. puridr hulllnn\n During the Droll of . Nn Bun- I night.\n with them,\n Theal:o hl # thel r cumneverof k\n The urn vol Rifler which cloud ,,n,,,;,,;,E',\u00b0'g;*;,{==\u00b0\"'* of th. Hom. \u00a3 8 0d B e i i di nt W u um11g\n Ur. In or 1,.. Hn.n\u00bb\n T\n hippgq black\n ill? morin; In WoIl1nllll., which for 3 home from Berwlcken l\n time mhrntened to danor a large\n jut iiilllt. relulted 111 bringing Ln tba Raw. JM, al. M D, D., of Boi-\n lend. cnndinintnl who have heretularo ton, mercury of t.h;'Young poople'a\n Hsldflzh llauruinghum .IL Connolr who l_ 'l\"l:und.v 1nr\n tlulr hum! .t lpolino. wan.\n Inu lnhelh mud Mu hu-\n riortlon of the business dillrlct, the occupied . much je.. conipicunui Fnrwlrd llovement in Hlulonl. B leed Hurt Obureh\n 4uung ladies of the city fon d a num IEIBEIIT poiltlun, butv hoby the ir : al m d n0:r01lr\u00a5nll.beB\n R\u00b0\\rGeorse T. Webb. YPDU D. A\n national :Hill vtvi`n\"'].\u00a5&.ntu| .noa an her 'nu It tis uma nnmnur lun\n bucket brigade, rendering valuable enthunfnru had no tmubla In lecur- Rev. Jan P. Jacob. of Kama. City, The haneral of John J. Keller um; homo as l'.hn Mar n \\\u00bblol'lviM bore baton uM the 01111 am :Nina\n .ld in eztlnznlnhing the llamoan. The \u00bb\\**\u00b0q';*;,{.\";,Rr8;$;f;,t:,,8nd IllI enclllh vote: In bring themmuch al1mle: slcvelarlf of the American I:1.ea tell morning flam t o! Blend Lil IM. it! Wltb hlunlll. II..nr nruenua :ho taanllanUng\n Nm danzezous when Doeupanln Euupn. ne ut an own a al. Bsntl \u00a2pum1 li up. Hear: church it, 10 dclocl. llrnb' nt- ___ ncl.l pls; with 1 heard ul 11\n llllnnt anngam nnh II Not Tail.\n B u n de d GI Ih plum! t do t of i n John Glnln who h e h u n\n was bel:0m1n\u00a7\n tba ladies decldlefl on the organizing Butraltanculb athe\" Lm v e la utte r n o l. D . D Ie. on lace\n D. D.. ailsricc *need be flela.Ll\\pe. llld lnrrbilng\n , . \"\" lecwtl. Proper,\n e Amerlcln\n nl n bucket. hrlgndu. Tlloy lmndlvd I hagtlomey T S Becker of Wllllslun he closed, the daily Dolllnl at vote! Home \u00bb',3.\u00a3'\u00a7.,.\".\u00b0d..,. UD thisn city.\n | e Kat UrNew\n llr. 11 e t lull\n hr~o..1.lwd din. re d al n Un hom: 61\n the lnlclirls 1\"lllel.l wilih water In I richer ucltiq automobile IC' doe not let up one vrhlt. Many at Hurry W. Jone s. Et.. of Minus- hs! Baturdu lflernnon alter ul lll- JPeg Blwrlnck. laullelt fur her hunma\n Fliues-$1.51, $1.00 754 so\n rapid fnhhlon, and did |\\ I!\\\u00a2nt dell cldent In Mmlc.llz je count; whlln i l l - the contestant! hive lncrnasnd their apulb. who u m reprelenl u n 8npun n - l u! a n n u l waekl of complleulunu u 1 - h r h a - . , s n n r n u m c m .\n tnwurrh. storming thc lrrragrlss of the rD\\\\1.\u00bb from Bhnler to Williston. He vote totals quite materially. Brotherhood movement. combined with old age.\n Nrt* which land nlrcudy rlono I largo lil.I been m attendance at tba pre- IngThou for the whoTimes\n are thinking at sulascrlb- Rev. H. w. Tuner, D. D., d Plirce, Mr. Relief Itlme Ln tail country\n mnounl of tlamngc. from Luxemburg in 1882.Klocating in Mr. md Mn. 'Timothy Run my\n llnllnary hesrlnl in 1**\u00b0 McKenna lublcrlptlona shouldorlook\n The nrigln of :he iirc Is unknown. l county\n 1Pi1\u00a2win!\n over thetlmir\n la: 8 Rev..Funk\n D. peterson, D. D.. of min- In 1598 Mr.\n !!\n murder can lloyd ter cam. dnulgbter kava i n . m. Oolumlwll\n. Tor} l\\1l11d1Nl{s were ilemroyed. he fig the of candidates in the vcmtezt and lbun nenpolll, district secretary of the Mis g1v. \u00b03\u00b0,;'\u00b0g; 11ll,t0tlm 0 0)\u00a2l. whirl up\" ,al ,un rltb mln-\n nreu|J1Ld lu Mrs. m. I.. Storm:\u00bbrd. mll- ltenngrapher url. enroute home in turn In their subscriptions nm! give aionory union.\n liner and \\'illllam Clnrplrell. cnnfe4~ the auto. 'They na made good time the votes allowed to their tavarllcn. lR>urth street. Fha deceaied leans\n tinner A third building. nceupled by he gnu 8 later rum. daykann ove - Nnzhfnrz wltl 1'I\"\"1\"'0' candidate in thll n sorrower; widow. on lon.\n \\'\\lilsun Lleludry wal damaged con- taking them. In sttemptllu to cllmrb mg, mare thru a few thousand voter.. |I Nick Ketter, lnd six dlughton. Mrs.\n It EIIIIHT b\u00a2.1ll.. Two funiril up Hr.. Nordlnnd vm.\n nid9rah1!. It. lJlll thB machine went afore\n The fire aomrnnnced al l3l} nl:]ock, IJD\\\\Pr. the war lt.nrllnl bnakwnrdl, rinsed,\n ON ut \\hlln the\n there is\n Mira\n u1\"I Lh\n vote offer Irs:\n k t\n Hugh Dunleavy, Mn. Join. Vosler Mn.\n C, A. Brown of Edguuont, 8. D..' Sll- hold from the lwedllb Luthunn Thlnsday, Sept. 24\n and driven up B :ugh nlnd. gained going lmo the ditch and overturning. ci me r\u00a2ml1\";=t. and Ji\u00a78'3 `l\u00a7\u00a7'.\u00a2 Calc .Involving Relonl of Count; ter M. Paul of Duluth and llnry Hut- \u00a2!|lll!GIl at * oolod yutordu .Rw-\n rntllrllv, The CamphorII and 8taflord Hath oocupnnts ucnped with minor ggtw vreekl are going to tell the Bali him Rolla 10 Rolctle . h d1 d d o h H\n and lnd mean uuccsl or failure to I 0 e 10 e ve. H e I . .\n n. n. nuu'l>muu\n huildimzs were completely destroyed. hruiaea but the auto caughtAn\n whllo the Benur'lry 111111 r11rl;: Inn harl urn.: completely destroyld.\n Brololur- all the candidates, And It 11 up to Th\u2022 mottler Df un TG : 1 0f un n man at aterllui character and strong;\n ]\\ sefrrched. The fire department re\u00bb l:nce of $1.000 I- Clrr1\u00a2d.\n Attorney Becker md till uorrlnonii\n g o \" \u00b0m( ; ; e u p c t I a he A county sent. of Rolelte county wiN g;{,=\u00b0,g; Y was e 0 In am; the lllnnelpolll Bwldng u..n.pgny in\n ceivel ;he assistance of the oltlzvnn in l em of the cotenants bun come before Judge Templeton in the wal right and Just. and in\n putin: nut the fire. the girls taking up shelter. obliged to walk about nine mil gone tar on the rnad to victory dur- i t t M t t r De gl 1.1\u00a2 T dn 1111 wnvWdom were 0ntablllhatl, ha e new Blum bnlldlnl lhltlh he\n Ing the iuecial vote offer, hut attll No s r c o n | v l o uel Y held to them with tenacity. Strong been loud li! the brawlni CUWIDIIIY.\n part in the I'l1h5 n.-- one Is lo far In the lead that the in =g;' *'n';\u00b0 4'E,'1{\u00a73f to slhodnonuse.\n Oo! men learns? to .dm1 re h1?hfo333\n Ther\u00a2= 'in 83:10 n Insurance on the lI!II1 \\\\1I\\1ed. others clllnot. easily cltcll up, ' nobleneii o ehiracter and r o \"-\"\"' \" \"\"\n (ampbel! hulldlng and $\"Ufl on the A young man who he hld some e The hut raw weeks of a umtent.of an. will Br returnnble and the county foe alike lbund In h1m.11 no be Shari! Maids to bo. *II tlo recl-\n stock Of the Stafford builrHn\u00a2 $550 gnerlenco in the prlntlal bull fen on this kind .re un; th. stlrlt. and to cnmrnlrsloners and auditor of Rolette ldmlred md relpictnd. A. th. uhnd- Dlont of much eonrntulutiou this\n was carried on th. block. I\ni In Insurance was carried while $460 necure a Andy million by cnllla taken that long to get all the people county will be Compelled to :how owl lengthanud and the urnrignz of morning on hi: success at the meant.\n the Tlmel our. room loromnn. Interested, but now that fly have he cluse wb! tbl Drooosltion of remov- Ilh iettlad on him, to compoied his primary Qlectlbll i n receiving u n\n come Interested it is an easy matter ing the county seat from Rolla to foul for the destiny which he m f r nomination for lheritl. Mr. Dinlell\n James J. Corbett\n to get hotel. Just. let [hem know you Rnletle will not bl placed on the gen- Il- \\ h l . l n c n - l n ; y e l r l made spent the morning; In E l l i Grind\n I .to In the race to will and you will see oral election ballnt in November.\n hour nohllf Lhey mill rally lo knur Nial.\n nectar the noul M tba led in. end Fvdrkl: ,g=tg'*18\u00a2 xehbunmuu manners\n Beceun of the rnnceerllngn in thu reelidn. the his work to. done. he an e r mo to: on the noon\n Tall .\\four friend: and acquaintances supreme court. the hearing In Devils urdu the 11n11 lumen.. I I l l l i l o l nh.\n EMPIRE THEATRE .bout the pretzel [or which you are Lake luMtlrrolu any be adloumed. ills hall ul deed. of Hndue- ind min-\n working. Get those who have not al Tbe supreme court can comes up on litrltionl of lovl :no mercy.\n randy done no to come Dunn to tlw Friday .t Bismarck. Judge r pl\n Times oltlce and look at the $000 ton and Atwrneb Geo. A, 8148: UT. Bherll Ilene.\n G. W. Murphy, charged with lar-\n l>e0\u00a5\u00bb William Johnson claiming th.t\n \"Facing the llusic\"\n hu.\u00a2.a n-r~\u00bb.\u00bbvdII~\n plano, end it the hundred dollar dl= latter appearing for Rclette. will g;-gf' G;\":=- In In 3- 433\"1 he tole $10 from him 1- bound over\n\n 4222-022 TUESDAY, s2p2 2122\n I_\n pond rlnge. and then men them about leave um city for nwua Lake Tue.\n thin to nurse power touting cur do mo r in .\n which will be here in a few Flan. or It of s\n roo ton iN .re W \\It \"I an me dlnnrlet court by decillnn of\n\n - hi nt l l l n.\n Judge Bulllnn today. vtueh pa. ran\n defed .tier taking the matter under\n _ you are ambitious and want to go to\n The Inert child of .r. and Mr.. Wu lump quostlon hlcas, 5190. 784 504 25s\n bullnest college or to study innalo. M\"8 3 li v i ng i n: ,ml cin; I.. to Murphy l guilt .t ilrlt. but l.tlr\n tell them about it and see how en- Hlllll 1111IM11A HLE HMTEH Pltrlek sdvi.ement.\n davaloplaentaThere\n lnventlgatod ahowcd\n -I Lhulinatic they will become for FDU died Lhls morning.\n T he Ind Flmnu Olympiln Gymnlab : to Into whit you wish and they will People Penis! In lhlllng Tlmel Gnrdi that the man Vu nllty and h. try\n in t he W olhi be llad to help you sin whatever you of Which Additional Postage Here Finn llaneylori. hound over on 1100 bond: which ha .\n W have net your heart upon. 11 rulzeeuu. Ole Qulitiiu of IIoneytord II lpllnd- hllld to furllllh .no lherelbr. In..\n Three weeks work. 11 not much but ing the du' in the city ltlendlng to tlknn m the county Illl at Croikl- -SOUTH END\n | ,.,.. w.lll be iurprlsed to see how mu 111 The Grind Forks nostnflhre. and in l\u00bb1.lo-I llttor.. | M\n THE FUUR NIGHTONS you Nan acvonmplisla in that time Cg( fact every postomce, still contlnuel bI\n 1 you do your heat. rind tlnleled postal caraa In me malL e a t Market\n although every effort us uelng made un 1l-n as our is dnlllalat mum n u lfon n mln . lla.l.\n Monday and Tuesday Only.--In uddmnn in tell the people that such ml.ttlr II so hill Vu IF.\n the redulnr program. The Four Nlihtons will =run FIIH TIFTS comma unmailahle. Tlnaeled carol h a -\n caused the olllclals conllnershle trut .\\..ldl.a\u00a7a. lililiiill l l a l u e t lliilli ii flfdlf rrl lhs l *I -II side. 1-1. u l.u\u00a2.l\n bl . Thi l fourteen f I I .l I II his nr Ann crawl II 1 Hana\n dive only one performance each evenlni. !Talt\u00bbRhl\\rrllnn dreisee being nut B nard telling oF u. llu-.\n l\"lllll of Grand Fnrlls [8$1811 [mImm3g1;ngc, Illsun \u00bbh.\"I27 man\n Will J'lnkf~ .lrrullzonlents ut\n put.lurl.,:l\n 11 aueun\n al M nr A 4,n n a h Lil:-lnlhru\n rytbcprt-ads go\n UI' Iii \u00a2Dl118B4\n g.--H-=--1 luUruarpnll\n pic- ll: c..h only.\n Their no does on al 8:45.\n or!I IIanY or -.all II U II.\n I. I FY!.Nor II I I. 'lnleplmnu\n Fin! Meeting Innlglat. mailing 01 the card and ankle; shut. I. 1an\n *that n 2ant stamp he forwarded \"~ of unu nunput at nlllRd8\n .\n Thu firstTaf tShernlaol 13q3h.recen1.l! order that. the cud an he dellvorad\n mnesinz\n s-n1n I 1111 \u00bb-1;.\\- hull :num .0 nun 1.L. -I\n lurglnlzed min be Thus lt colts the person to whom unch Inc in 5/ ,,,_._._, ,_. by in us d IL: ~=\u00bb\u00bb~\u00bb\u00bb\"'J\"&\u00bb\n hem \u00b0=\u00b0\"3 in *;= \"'h;;,2 Fgtg; a card is lent. four cents to lecure II.I. 774 of go. un mUMUNd -MM nun Mlc\n Prices---10, 20 and 30 Cents - countythiscou1t ; plans tor the rvcelltioll of William\n n\u00bb\\.1 n.\u00bbln\u00bbl.un -i onus\n nis-ln-mam\n gmuudnouuueuuua-nun lr- lk 01114\n Howard Taft candirlnte for president mn ww; sums THIIUBIE 44.\n of the ln 1t\u00b0r1 Swat-5. on his visit here\n --~ ne!! Monday nlternccan will be made.\n \u00a2|:\u00bb-lalarullflllurillhr\n otdhlq um -smuttltnlri Gretna- wut nchanlll W to\n There will also he the enrollment of lied lecher II VII? LOW \"\"\"\n w\u00a2:1|||l- It -nun Ur ililoth Una. up act panama- nun ll-\n -nan.1-mud#-aeod-rutruvf-\"nh\n \"IMI.lMlg\"\n n u m - nus at-rv-on\n liflllllltljlhdnllilld-JB!\n East Side\n JEWELEI\n will Expedelee lllllleld\n I I|-\".;1-L1 d r*ruuln \\ l . -\n . . . . menibers and the gllhering numunoulaununn 1\n 11 Drips l.dl Lon. Ylllilrlpnloultuhcu\n The Ideal Sfvppln\u00e9 Place should be . very large one.\n The plan: for Willlnm Tn!ll1,\"sit 1 The water in the Red river it -\\\u00bb'h..\n in the city are maturing rapidly, and present at I very low stage and 11 met;\n I 8 g BB\n inclinations are that the Republican null xvins down II I \\\u00b01\"I* of in. I lm If Ann or nr\n standard bearer will be given a great continued :try weather. *The Rd ah Ur nllkbo upon -\u00bb'?'!\".~ .\u00a2\"'$\n an or \u00a2a~\u00bb}\"u1-\u00a2\u00bb\u00bb\u00bb\\.`\n v. T ..,, ,-LI.,..\n reception in this city. River Transportation cumpanh \u00b0v\" 1\u00bb.r\\ mill lh.. an ruin pa\u00a2l-au Ur m nile aurous an SEPTEMBER 21\n The Grand Forks county cenlrnl sting a line of boats an the rhfer, II.. \u00a2sr\u00a2adl)\\1a Il l , . . .\n . commluee is engaged in sending out DOG had much ttnuhle li yet from I* 2 l l h n fl d - . \u00a2 m\u00bb.rl\\l0l *\"l*i\\='1. SA. WISEMAN. Frol\\ridor\u00bb\n notices Lo all secllons ul Llw state low water but if It gets much low\u00bbf.-_lar MIMO an l Neil-nn nu- - - --...._ I\n Mudd tlnqunnt mum. N and this should result in many there may he considerable dlMculti al | nU vile! 4ll Lu...\n re-vnnaun nI ill lb lkllleflln\n ;. ..., ........ ........\n licthr !414?4 haul II up thousands al lol'al Remabliunne end 11 h\n In making\n asfall\n hearthe tlail\n Thu trips. The compauf iv M\n dcning an immense huilnnu I In lutnlanlrl ar uiqldad- ulrd No .r-I-an! manu-\n in Jud ha Ill ling 01 the '.'*|'\" lunar in HI ll\u00a2\u00a2.llall\\\n below the point of nllowlng naviga L Tinian.-arnlnniu.\n I!! -Lu I -'- -It-,\n l\u00bbk\\.lldbnl\u00bbnd llnl.ha\n to l.\u00a2l\u00a2 impuwunmtl I E NUX HOT E L\n h lb. via \\l1nl11nu. erl.\n lass to the eoneem. ' of'\n lloll ould mu.n canaiderabla M I s. bun hi. awhn of an-uc Ilia Br #nu-nm lo lla num:\n 1 nt.uI1\u00a21 In sir un.\"\n N\u00a2ana4v~ruen=nu.mmn\n snrnnnnuuodlgllhn 4-\n Hurt! Dlnnkah Lu doy.\n Eruonrn THE HU1l\"l' r.atel.I11lur\\l)lnlarll llr -ll=\u00a21lull.Allt r u1 M s I l a n\n -uqolyud .n mvhbln reputation Plrly at Bad gale ma I Fine Tl- 1Ill.. It 111l-:nu l\n 1 hlnmllr -\\l\u00a2!.nr.\u00a2h- sdluauunh-lbylr n o o M s n1r\n for t. high Ilnndaxvi--both Is ....-...., Eri Lakemlaz uvllu w lmnllIinvnrflx -u\u00a2\u00a2m m \u00a2 _ nu- DAY or WEEK\n in the eh.:-nUr of iN guest.:\n .ml to uuwducs d its owi-\n Stanley Henley, Bum Braun md C. rhehd-um-ap;--nun\n Rock Lake Bipnlesz\n E dull..u-aurnaumn\n Burlie, a Grand Forks shoe marchui, per\n formed a 5\u00a2.11y hunting Dirty at Rich\n uh uiu\n mu wrmn -\n us u u \\mvmm\n 1 hmm ..f -un: U al an\n lurn hwn -l\n Sn. 011n1, Hui\n ll.IIA Lake last week mud- the Nret o! tllh rule mu- mu..\n 11 The party went to Fish Luke. lnlen4- |.Plarurlinvlelull-einen M!li!2\n ing to spend their mttlng lt thl.t pla- er |\n hg;.'1;.-gb, .. hut as there Wu no hunting or tlel\n Meet your U. 0. T1H1HQu il18.. changed their plan: and Ann. II \"J ____ ,_,__,____,\n thus. Anidnl Napping piano over to Rock L4k1. Thief had . WU I I Ofryul' iliifilk 1-11\n the year round. succesihtl trip. bagging 213 duck: alF\"l11\u00a2\". Alla; M.; or go\" sldlu\n ... chickens. Mr. S\u00b0rlle caused 4:c.\u00bb. , _ iRlnll. wins EHIUEB .\n RNu $2.00 to $4.00 New day. sldera.ble excitement when he shot . u Carlo. pg; Ur elf- .pg Ur\n I large pellcln; Stanley tv- fo\\\\h|'\"\u00a2|,|\"1|,|. Alan no mo. lnallsl\n with he head stuck into l clump .u hfililrl it was i t Gill 1q\n bushes about a quarter of e mile none lhrulhn or Illlll.\n H116 lake and Bd. was pulled out fr- l l l u n u r - | : n u n\n under a hay stack.\n . Bun Bruin 1ouol__ park ilk! Lu in Cllnnr ihr nlno-\n u 'I\n m\u00e9aunomuruncmnuu\n ua hc nunmunuq\n I pair of wedere. ha aim claim! blind to. the mille.\n I found a \"l,1entnluhr\" but. \u00a2!ouldn'l - je. H Ild: or bn- l.! - ..\n HOTEL DACOTAH 'nu The party entertilned Walter H'[l1 go 11 Btu QIA- as -| h \u00a2g\u00a2l~l\n norm! J. J. Hill, and Dr ThcmpennD nauehnloanuennnsng,\n GIAND Fonts. NolTll DA.0TA St. Paul and Dr. Grove:l and pm IL ln- uar new u as--...- .1l'h\\ua.\n Fioita and Wey mm m the College master Dall! in! Devils Lake II Mu up In the neelledn Fu unrvl\n lhdlt I.ulmIDI!!-\u00a2|l\n Ullll.a 1iltiv&\n II. ol.nnnAnnllml\u00a7\n l\u00b0=f'. Eccantrlctllel. nt the Empire camp Bunday and Monday. 'rhur .1 in. .\u00a2a.!lal:n;r'l,.;ll'=\n hutro Thu week. rinort an excellent time. Ne nun II! nuns -.al to -al\n\n \"KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE MACHINE.\" The \u00a2l\\3ly\u00bb uncertain NEW YO.l lon\n ... keep your eye on your \"dngentiVe nmnclunery.\"\n disorders by eating\n r 1\n\n\n SHREDDFD WHEAT BISCUIT we ! g\n 4\n w-.l lllll....un um] ueqn evy nnnmminmgforbnalskd. S\\welW and cl\u00a2umuel url lggngqn 4\n\n L- H.;tbO1onBefel;s\u00a2-vig, u\u00bb\u00bbm=\u00bb\u00bb\u00a2hmalmp.\u00a2h.s\u00b0wa.L\u00a2.l=Lyq.a.\u00a2nw. Yoin.gluea'ldlliL\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 43 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 28\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 44 of 99\n\n N\u20acWSD3D1\n L) =Bfanccstr) The La Crosse Tribune (La Crosse, Wisconsin) . Sat, Jun 12, 1909 .\n https://www.newspapers.com/image/513696339/ Page 4\n Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\n\n\n\n Rules and Regulations of the at 9\n ' of the City of La Crosse,\n \\\\'isconsln.\n Rule I--No person shall enter or\n leave any enclosed public park or\n plaza except at the regular designat-\n 'ed entrances.\n Rule II--No person shall dlg up.\n out, break, remove, defect, defile or\n Qin use any building, structure,\n fence, sign, bush, plant. turf, rock\n or other thing belonging to the\n parks or plazas of the cltv of Ln\n yCross\u00b0 or navy Ui [)OSaZ\\?:riOl1 any\n l'part thereof.\n I Rule III--No person shall throw\n any stone or other missile, or have\n 'in his possession Or discharge any\n 'destructive weapon, firearm, fire-\n cracker, torpedo, or firework, or i\n make a fire or throw or place upon\n the ground, .a lighted match, cigar\n or other burning substance; or post,\n ,paint, affix or display an-y sign, no-\n tice, placard or any advertising de-\n 'vice or, except with written authori-\n ty of the park board, engage In any\n .business, sell or expose for sale or\n 'give away any goods, wares or cir-\n -eulars, or set a trap for, snare, In-\n .jure or have in possession an-y wild\n animal or bird; or injure or disturb\n any bird's nest or eggs; or in any\n way annoy or injure any bird or an-\n =1mal belonging to or in the keeping\n of the city.\n h i 1 - w I ! nlnnli 198911.\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 45 of 99\nI\n . * I.\n Newsoi The La Crosse Tribune (La Crosse, Wisconsin) - Sat, Jun 12, 1909 -\n Page 4\n https://www.newspapers.com/image/513696339/ Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\n\n\n iT PARK RULES ARE\n |*\n ADUPTED BY Bunnnlu\n\n\n A lr\n NELSON1L\n _1\n\n\n 147\n\n\n\n 4\n HERE'S THE\n *u ..\n\n H\n 040.00 Wil\\on,9xlz\n I\n ]l1 IH 'l'lTlll IH III) I\n 85.M Wilton,9xlz .8\n H\n H\n H\n H\n , 9x\\2, at\n\n els, 9:12, .t\n\n l\u00bb\"\"'\u00a2\n I.\n\n :_\n 'a\n\n\n\n\n I You Will\n to Know\n x\n\n\n\n\n ..a.GlI \\l.U BILULIBIII UI\n It flea fairy t; le.'\n 'i\n 1\n .\n -L\n\n '1ano\n\n\n\n\n *i [85531]\n ii \"|\n I'\n\n\n |\u00bb\n I'-\n Copyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 46 of 99\n\n\n\n\n l\n sArtor\u00bbAI. :men 19, woo.\n THE LA CROSSE TRIBUNE\nTHE COMPLETE NEWS OF THE NQRTH SIDE TODAY\nCARNIVAL (10853 `PANK RULES ARE\nSUCGESSFBLLY HERE Anurrfn BY 8l]AI}l)\n\n:Kline Company Ends week Session this Aftenmon Acts\n Show mm Crowds Approvingly 011 Iwer~\n NELSON'S MAMMOTHI\n Money\n son's Suggestions for\n Set of Rules\n\n At a mntlng this nftarnoon the\n RUG SALE\n D I A THRIVING Bll$1NESS hoard\n\n I\n or park nommilnloners ldap:-\n ed the following set of park rules\n which had hgen drawn up and lub-\n mined by Pdf Superintendent Iwer~\nllveepite Ranilny Weather at son. to govern all La Crosse parks: mil STARTS MONDAY\n Opening Success Has At- Rule! -d Re~gnl.\u00bbtlnn. of III! Park\n of the (MI of Ll (idle.\n tended the North _.__ We've had a. wonderful BGBBUIL Our rug sales have\n Rule I_N0 person .hell enter or been enormous. We knew they. would be when we\n leave any enclosed public park or\n . pllza except et the rent.: delignet- pillowed our orders and we bought immense quanti-\n Tonight marks the clave at one ed entrenees. .\nat the most aucceellul carnival: which Rule II-NO peron \u00bbha116e:\u00a21n\u00a5 ties. In spite of the enormous selling we stIJ.l han\n . Hide Amusement u|o4:Ja- out, bralk, remove. defect. G\nlion h.a Der lecureni. ill use ul! hulling, structure, _ . a great stock of fine rugs to choose from. We've\n The weather during the tlrat part fence, alga, bush. plenr. --., .\nof the week was rather unfavorable or other thing nemngtne to marked them down, 'way down, to wind up the\nand the rain was lhnmnant, but in parksGross-orarplaza! of tow\n novo 111 1:It.v of s i r\n pos\\;l\"1r'I:nl\n.pits of this the carnival did .Nad spring selling with the greatest series of rug bar-\n The latter the partRule III-Na person shell throw\n thereof.\nvial hl. bean excellent tor showing gains Ls Oms se has seen in years.\npurpg.\u00a2. and the crmrdl which have any storaa or other i or mlaaNe , UI\"any\n I\n HERE'S THE BARGAIN LIST--READ IT!\nthronged the treets it UMJ5 have ds,trugllvg\n in his panels on\n weapon. discharge\n It R firmer.\nbeen enarmou-B. or firearm,\n rework\n All the entertainments report.that cracker. torpedo,\n fire or th or plice upon\nthey Mve showed to ,good busmosl ?\\'Okg1*und n 1811-'d mitch. cigar\n while in the city. The animal show or other hu,rriln5 substance; or post.\n which W.: Lied up here by the Mil- paint. affix or display any sign. nu-\n $65.00 Seamless French Wilton 9x12 $55.00 I $25.00 Body Brussels, 9x12, at ,-.,...- l n 4:l Al n cAl rl l s\n vraukee railway Iran put on for N10 tice,\nlilt time Int evening. The lnovr vimor, D1Iexcept\n earsol .ny advertising de-\n with written .utho'r1- $60.00 Seamless French Wilton 9x12 $50.00 $25.00 Wilton Velvet, 9x12, at $19.00 Best 'All Wool75c Ingrains\nconsists of a large num for of animals Ty of the p.rk board, engager in an! Best All Wool65e Cotton C'hailns\n *Mb hav e been \"II trained and busineil, ml or expvn for me or $55.00 Seamed French Wilton 9x12 $45.00 $22.50 Wilton Velvet, 9x12, at\n='?\u00bb3\"q9.\\33 oar cnpsble men. :Ive away .mr goods, tnflreS Or mln-\n $42.00 Wl.lton,9x]2, at sas.oo $22.50 Brussels, 9x12, at Extra Heavy 50c Union .\n B 4 IRLI.sail.n prince seams to cularsi Of net l tr.p r. !D.l6.\nan [he Ilifnrito with the feminine jure or ll,l\\f6 'n poilession any Una\n . 35c Agate Carpet,fast colors _ -\nlhow-pWng puhHm prublhly bacausn animal or bird; or Injury or dllturh $40.00 Wilton, 9xl2, at $34.00 $20.00 Brussels, 9x12, at , 65c Fiber Matting and wool and fiber 3;\nbe In openly admits that he in look- lny bn41 neat or 8ggl; or In lay\nIll for one the Iimous American way annoy Ur iojura any MTG or an- $37.50 Wilton,9x12, at $82.50 so and $18 Bzrussels, 9x]2. at Making and laying se extra.\nIJ-utlan who want to annex u Wie imp! belonging to or in the kelping\nin return for some cuh. His mntrl- of the city. $35.00 Wilton, 9412v lt $29.50 $17.00 Brussels, 9x12, at VELVET cAirns\nmania! proclivitlea probably aroma Rule IV.--No person lhlll, vrlth-\ntna curiosity of the un sex. The ur- in the limlto of any p.rk or nil. he- $32.50 8ea.uuless Wilton 9:12, at $25.00 $16.00 Brussels, 91.12, at $19.50 $1.00 Velvet Carpets . . .\ntle Russian print., is not very hand- Imaging to the uit! of l.-I CTO.\"\u00bb l0\"\nhomo tint. he .sys he has the title.. licit any subucriptlon or comrlbu $30.00 Almuinster, 9112, at $24.00 $15.00 Brussels, 9X14 at $12.00 $1.25 Wilton Velvet Carpets\n The carnival company Hsu leave lion, or m.ke any politicnl or other $27.50 Axminster, 9412, at $22.50 $14.00 Brussels, 9x]2, at . $1.85 Wilton Velvet Clupets\ntomorrow for A'her\u00a21aen. South nIkia- \u00b0;\"*\"'=. \u00b0;, lollclt th. anqurlntnnce\nu. where they will show next. T e o or l. n f another person, or ut-\n 111 t 1 s. ahul- I $25.00 Axmucinster, 9212, at $19.00 $13.50 Brussels, 9x12, at $1.50 Wilton Velvet Carpets\nmany trienda of the Kline company r Ills 904: Brussels Carpets . . . .\nwill Hun another oppnrtunlty fig ve or lnPde \"3 1.421233 1uuu\n.coins the shown the lui; week in ouMr\u00a5: or drink he' 1ntl?r:ml\u00a5lIs I'11: $27.50 Body Boru el, 9x12, at $21.00 $12.00 Brussels, 911046, at Making 54: extra. Silisug 5c urn.\nAngnst when they will llmw In WI- 10n,In7 \";ii\u00b0\u00a7 gqnmmgg' of\n s DD\n\n\n\n\n NELSON'S\n gambling; or do any indecent or nh-\n some it. And further. no Demon I OUT OF THE HIGH\n pt by written authority of the\n btllrd, shall preach or Pr!!\n The annual Juno hltvll of the aloud or make any oregon or hlr-\n RENT DI ST RI CT 206-208\nlJ.il.d Trlnitr Lltherin church will ensue iN an! polio park or Bleu:\nbo held June 18. At the present at play upon .by mualcll instru- DIFFERENCE Main Street\ntime the auceell of the alfllr seem: men.; or move In .no military or\nto w assured.. The committee on civic pirade.\nlrraagemnente II composed of o. R. Rule V.-No person shell stand\nJ1llllJer\u00a7, Andrew Olitm. Annie Juan or lie down upon . bench or go tO\nlon, Edvnud Drake, Chrllt Hem. sleep thereon: or dl. fund, climb\nmershorg. E41 Knutson. o. Semmlng over, or lie down upon anal rallnl.\nlon and Nels Mnnllehye. b.lu.trl.d\u00a2. wall nr fence.\n nu-.w ...-No canon Owning or to enter the it! parks HIHIIIU .t-lwere embodied In a. apecific rule. en snapped caulln\u00a2 . :mall wreck Service. Bundler morning at 10:30. her Chufa: and Logan strautl. i\n Mrl. ld. Wheeler. 811 Ron bum; the care 01 g0!lfol it any tanned no s line. row. acc. rl:ual\\..l.-.muy .purauu violating to the outllt. Fortunately llD OUT #8. English l8l\"10g1 Ln the evenly; at Iver Llruon, pmatur.\n llrleet, it lerinnlly ill. dog shall iulter of peaunit Bush dog Rule VI] -_No Peron ,hall rlda any of the rules [hen abut! it l1a- hurt. The light damage was repa1r- 1:80. Bundsy .chool at U a. m. vlcel at 1030 I. m Qilllu\n _ 11 01 drlvo :mr anlmnl not well broke be to a fine of not le- thu: fin ed lnd the wrecker was nhle to pro- at 12 m. Ed Farsi. nuperUz\n or ,mu l l;=\u00bb.o0) than ceed on in way to the acaoe of the\n or\n on under\n any vt\u00b0v\u00b0'd\u00b0?3';\u00b0,f\n 1old or r 3'\u00b0;1:hi, .by 3.21, dollar: or r8znooaa) '?\u00e9?1..:h of\u00bb work. The bridge will be elevated so Betmllnavinn Blptiit *:hu.rch. cor-B. Y. P.\n vice. u., man P m.\n 7:80.\n Public park or .q,l.l.rl -thin the F1'ense,1 hpunlnhj ent bar mprlah B- that lt will he out at reach or the\n city al L. c1nssazlnd no person :hill meet n t e c1 l.) all not lass t an rlning 1\\r.terl. The danger of l. wash'\n than went! out lt that place will thus he slim.\n ride or M418 thenaln any animal or l1[lve aan nor l:l:l.OlB\n A Pianist You Will ?28'\u00b0'\u00b0-1'\n alar th\n ;:3\u00b0\u00b0' \"'\n ight J -\n \"e\n Rule VIII.--Nu vahlcio other | '.;5,F8\u00b0*aF'*\u00a7;RJ,2\";ok,3.23?-\n Pennsylvania Ear M asseur\n .......... [uanrn cnumisl\n Be Glad to Know than pleasure vehluln shall be PGI-\n mltted in or upon an! Dark. cxeap:\n gyholf.ILa III'Cruise.\n ha emplbrdl be\n Un'\n NORTH SIDE nr nmnrv\n aaoooaaoaaaaooaa\n S1IIE\n Gemma: Evangelical Lutheran. The Great Cure for Deafness and\n I Rule lx.-n perlott lh.ll amp Emanuel Geiman Evangelical Lu-\n N you have met this pianist you any animal or vemclo o an u Lo ob- lim Kato Kohl of Caledonia 11 there church. corner of Avon .no\n II regret not having known him struct in? driveway or walk or the guest of mtn Ruth Grnnlli at BL Paul streeti. Rev. C. M. Thumur. Ear Diseases\n wl\"l\u00a7 coner. In many ways, he is the\n greatest pianist in the world. He can\n 3rnl!ln. thereof; or no u to preunt 833 Ro- street.\n the purling of oth!f vehicles or\n pastor. Morning servicer at IB l.\n Mrs, B. Gunderson w11I entertain m. Bunday school .L B |.. m.\n otherwile th.n llengthtln rNmhnla: tba I..\u00a2n16\u00bb' us nntlety of the Trinity\n drlvewllf and e of Lunhernn church, TuendhJ\" afternoon. Free Demonstrations In la Crosse\n | play for you practically every piece lereun. hnlng at the church parlors. CornoI Chl. P l 181 .Ba gm I TAG '. \" .\n of mosaic over written, for in his\n Rule beX.-No\n 1son Mrs. Alice C1-her; and daughter Rev. IL O. Mk, pulor. Condrmntion Hr.\n J. L. Noh fer,\n revrslentlng the will mont you!nuhue had. tllll\n repertory are over 15,000 pieces.\n charge or to animal\n .flow the g shl.1l o f 8 . Da ko ta , .- visltinl lt tba lervloee . t 10:30 1.m.\n or vehicle\n 0 stand Pennsylvania Ear Masnenr\" a mod-\n cure Dnnltivaly,\n and cure you to \u00bbt.y cured. 11811111Lu\n than twentytmein ten or ,m,,0'3{\"'; home of A. D. Bleak, 1319 Livingston school it D n. m.\n ere Invention for the treatment at lr.\n Paderewski has heard this pianist's playing proper person in Chuge of. the Hlreet.\n Mme: except that an animal hitched The llen'a Sadat; d the Charles Bella!\n -\n Norwegian Uhnrch.\n :le,nine.: .no eu dlsenaen.\n Qouuva Norwegian Lutheran ly ratlonnl and reasonably relll.ble _A free demonstration. The ou-\n thousands\n sand: will continue\n or Deonle to it\n are hem; nlrlrnd, I\n and says, r'It is perfection.\" Edward Grieg 8 to a place provided therefor or to n Street Luthenrn church were enter- cbureh, corner Sill .nd George, O. L. instrument ever devised for the euro Rohrer at the Stoddard an 'II\n mr ,JET\n Q.. \"QL \"Most admirable and interesting.\" Dr. weight of not less than 20 pounds lined Friday evening by the Mark- Its hauic principle in 16 and 17, 1809, will be given old\n Richard Strauss writes, \"Even the thought of may be allowed to stand unnttend- Ing brothers.\n ed for not more than five mlnutel. Mr. and Mri. T. J. Feller, 1480\n Christensen, pastor. Evening service of deafness.\n *U l. m. Bunday lthool at 9 I. scientlllic and lt! mode ofunder operation intsrelted and those who call am\n vlhra. any time on above date. you\n I\n Hula xl.-no animal attached to George street Pay ting Wednesday ev- 11 be' air compression\n it still appears to me almost like a fairy tale.' a vehicle or otherwise h shell\n h b. l. trip to WiNona..\n hlvs returned from a ~~ or mee . lion. The vibrator! Dr is forced in nu rl.k and if you are not suti-\n Gustav Kobbe, well-known author and musical hitched to . fence, tree, u. or Chauncey Morley of Vlroqun, we... direct contuat with the drum mem- convinced there is no harm lou be\n critic, says, it is 'infinitely preferable to the shrub In any \\public Loplrk\n abilor plan.\n 1 oth I In visiting at the home or F..L lar- Tabernacle lea]sth! (\"lmrcll brine and the paralyzed muscles .nd no enemies made. Mr. Nolunsr I\n not represent hlmaelr as . oh:-ui\n Rule xlr.-In au 111 B O * let, 1437 oh 1 t L. Tb I B tl t Ch rch corner lr l nerve:\n lion by of a. th\n process d into\n I would he.c-\n playing of the most gifted amateur-.' or vehicle propelled by other than The \"Cradle \" esRoll\"\n i ree\n heldhIfTg=\u00b0 3- cnnron\n h . emu: e I n sworlhlp\n a:IdlA.lng Rev, uG.aw. as Iterly e e.r by\n Impossible arethat\n once uc- nor dow he Come to ell th-\n in? other me-L I ntruments direct hi s de lly hi\n animal power lhall be allowed 1rlth\u00bb edonla Street \" E. CHOC pastor. z 10:3U.\n Who is this pianist? He is anyone who owns a 1-5 as | b i l the Lreltmen\n action demonst int e to Jfou the great 'I\n d\n in inhe' uprlibllco park or planndbetwr.en nfternuun was attended b about The p.n1.orI *Ill speak on the ' Carnl- 1c an e. delrlce, and\n the sunset eight twenty b8 hiel :no their mothers. or A Val of Lira. ' Sunday school lt noun. I .or effective .nd sure indlmlged Muaeur. time results\n and Ifatyouthe are\n Penmylvllll\n CDRW\n '\n oc10\u00a2:k m at the day following. I rendered Y. P. U. t 6.46, \"The N II parrnlyzed - \u00b0 \"\n\n Pianola Piano\n short B. tlm the\n anRule xlll.-nn or\n uitomoblle person\n other nhnll\n vehlell drlva\n pru-which Fih\u00e9bmnl. were sewed utter of Frances Willard.\" Evening. l ser-\u00a3\"f*;\"' ore harked upon had a power- after rteelving\n o je Lite\n Misaea Anastasia and .Bernice Fel- vice at. T4E. Rev. D. W. HulberL U DDCB Y ich a ohpgmgqwg @3,13- than he will receive your -.\n pplled by other than anlm.l power 1 , 1420 GO L. h our .. D. D. of Wauvratoia. will speak on lutely paiulans and charging u a. lmall deposit, I\n within In! puhllc park it a rate , gr from \",,g\u00b0Z\"\u00bb.\"=\"2 ave TG n 'Ll Groaen Greatest Need, Not :No matter how thick the drulu u.. allure god filth. and the *1\n i1=3\u00b0<* e:lt:edln8 eight miles per hour Misn Della. Millar of so. paul is Money, Not Churches.' membrane may he or how completely men can he shipped to 30H\u00bb *\n upon apprnorhinl a crossing or visiting at the home of her grand- it has fallen or how securely the '\u00bbi1.- nld Th. 1\n int\u00e9riection of 1rl:r. and in tumlng parents lr. and mrs. G. J. Snell. es areforreaaonnble.\n when recel\\t\u20acd.\n With a PIANOLA PIANO 'm your home you . corner or a eureka m my public 1802 Charlel ' street. \"\"\n l.nd\u00b0\"'\" '\"\"\"\" R n 0 . tl.\n 41911' Itreet..\n bones of the ear l:l.ve grown tu- D\n I ether alutot rea. t mast drawn them the data and tell '\n can hear Buch piano-playing ds is ordinarily park\n vehicle every\n 1h11lperson\n .ignify npentmg\n much much I Hills Evelyn Huntley it in the city N.Logan Holler. Bertini- |.t 8 D m loose,\n ataleayin hgimgmto \u00b0M t0flexlhlllt.1. re- friendsRelhembzr\n only heardin concert, and you can hear it when- by sounding a hell, sons.\n b;1\u00a7\u00a7\u00b0\"i',';l\u00bbm\u00bb\u00bb B==;\u00a7,=;f to spend Bund..y. membrane to tenaci- suffering or with\n anyone anyyou[armknowof e.!\n -t-*g\n Mr. G sa Fetter, 1420 0801.g8 i*h .nd renders it sensitive to found. elle, ringing, roaring or rolls II_\n over you want to. Furthermore you may your- Rule XIV._No lutomoblle \u00b0,'utreet. as unturned from Winona. cn1:>.1. Clledonia Btreen mezh0oln Ep..-|pe.'It}33\u00a7\"i??\u00a7c\u20ac|,\u00a7\"}\u00a7\"\u00a3L'.\u00a7\u00a7 =.33 it'is 1 B8lB, of thin valuable demo!!\n self be this pianist and thus enjoy the greatest other vehicle propelled hr other \" -\n l.Ath\n um IS.PI\\\\1lilM I\n Rev. A. v. Ingham, putter, I\n l a\u00a210a.\n pleasure music can afford-the pleasure of per-\n than animal power shllIlo bep].llom;d flsitlng ;1aJm\n within any public park\n ughs d\u00a2g. OTH 115 worth p 0 I T hi! Ear Hlllelf . while Draetl- |6p8\u00a2I1I to The Trlhune.\n cally a new invention, has however\n aonnlly producing it. !cept upon the drlvewarrs,driving or _Mr.has Wm. Hanson, ear clerk .t the Corner\n returned from a lnmsinesa\n liivflllll l .If Immune. 'trees used hr homo of the\n Clinton mil Berlin :tl.eets..Ea.at\u00a2rn specialists ever sincel\u00a2.dlR8\n Mr, Nohtlcr will villa wim\n it has Minn.. nod the lollcnrlnl dll! 1\n Como In lnytlma ind look our our .tech Don't I Rule XV.-No person trip to cl.lverL Sermon been in the market.\n think you have to bu! because you lsk ul to ,nperatlng an nultnmohtloh or other ve- . SENT ____ Rev. W. J. Ritter, pelter.\n 10230 l.. m. Bond.; school at gently hal it been but not until re- the. rate. Thane deolrlnl m\n _ .1101 you our line. power\n ,hicle shall\n promlled rdhy \u00b0goe\u00a7t\";*3,,'\"*\"\u00a731 WREUKER To at convenient to thlgrwondderrul ltnvgntlon r:\"\",,,]',;\n demonltnte it to the suffering indi-\n We pro proud of the plnnos is mfr! and are al- Bush vehicle\n by it. park when\n police directed (O do so\n otrloer. 80LD UP BRIDGE vidual patient have direcc Bome re- fnvlteeltow ee emote callre DI] 1\n upon him u I\n wan [lui Io dlsrllr them. North Pmusbgvtadnl. marklblu cum. bean made and hero\n Alt the ulerkn to Pla! your favorite Rule XVI;--Any imprnvod pub- Incel81nl; rain: of the past week corner .L.ag1.n and Avon street! avenr well selected cue can he cured 41, ._\n llc plrk, plat., or ground belonging are CBl.Inlng trouble with the rail- Rev. A. A. Randall paNor Sermon by it. To Hvglnonl, out Winona Ho g 1\n t oh -Mr f L c . r be roads 1 th h rt of the it 10:80 . . a arralllemeut I. lo com- t and 1 t\"\"L8 Crouse, -\n o 8 Jud '\u00a71..lt.,?. '3'\u00a7'.?d\u00a2\"\u00a7 there- state. -Pie lulseoutn ernmupaare rising\n closed I m. Evening narflee 7.45. pete thatrequire\n any onemorecan usetlmn11: about\n nod it I Stoddard. June 16th and mm. 1\n\n Fred Leithold.\n *ill not ldlson, at Park Hotel, June lam l\n p. m. or each day. .\n rlem 8toel. th6 hour or nine oclocll. r pidlr and the neceesnr7 preoau_\n ions are being taken by the railraaa Norilrglnn Metholllslt. five minutes each treatment, murn~ I 19u1.: Milwaukee. at T h.\n Norwegian Methodist church, cor- ini and evening, for o few\n Hula XVII.--All person! visiting companies. Yesterday the wrecking her Berlin Sill ntreetl. nun l few months until the worst we2li o vum June 21st to 28th: *'~=**@\n Dublin parks or plans: of the city 01 outfit of the B 11 I l LO Gld 01 and est . cases Racine Hotel..Tune 28th and I\n LB Crosse are expected to observe Pralrle du Chleunr \u00a2\u00a7'$'i'le\"\u00b0'\u00a7e'\u00a7f the et?\" son D or Regular len- 1rlll 8? '\u00e9EE\u00a7\u00a7e.2\"3\u00b0.'\u00a3'\"\"L'? event be \u00a7E?\u00bb'3\u00b0{\u00a7'3\"J'% Glrltnd Green HDUEIQ\n 325 Main Street. any reasonable direction of any bridge; to tout vicinity which threat-\n park employee, or police oftloer on Pns to be washed out fl the vrn.ter in 'rrnuty Illthernn Church\n in\n henquoirpeowner g;sBgu\u00b0\"'e Dover and Beaumont, Hotel, July\n Uy\n . Z.nfl ..\n duty In such park or plaza in the the stream continues to rise. At 'Trinity Lutheran church on Avon how long you hue ce. No matter Oshknnh at The Tremont, JW\n _lame manner as If much direction Lvrlxvillo lJ:l.auleotoxl. of the drlv- ltreot, Bar. T. T. Hoverutad, 5lul.or.1ln. doctored you bee nordwhat-\n f, 18.8\n 3 234. a 7th.:\n Jul; Fau;\n od:ma du and'\n L; IL\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 47 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 29\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 48 of 99\n\n\n\n\n Forty-Sixth Annual Report\n OF THE\n\n\n City of Burlington\n Vermont\n $8486\n ~'>'?@@a1L,g \"Q\n 9 9,\n -\n\n\n\n\n :_\n 89\n 98\u00a7 `@\n 339 laaliasim 33\n 159\n 3% . l\"\"\"=..\n ._,....-e=|l!i!!i&=- 7\u00b0e>~ g\n 8897 < paQa\n 9943\n 9 ET FE' 44\n -8\n WwWWQQ\n\n\n\n For the Year Ending December 31\nI\nI\nI 1910\nI\n\n\n m'm.1nm'nn :\n Pains Pmasa Puvwu Vu ccnnrusy.\n Nl!!\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 49 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 220 CITY OF BURLINGTON.\n l -\n\n\n BOARD OF PARK CDMMISSIONERS.\n\n\n RULES AND REGULATIONS.\n The Board of Park Commlssloners. by virtue of the anthorltv\n vested in them. hereby make and ordain the following rules and reguln\u00e9\n sons for the management of the parks of the ell? of Burlington And\n person who shall violate any of the following rules and regulations, will\n be liable to the penalties prescribed for the violation of the ordinances\n of the city of Burlington.\n 1. No person shall walk upon the grass in any park whenelllflz a\n notice shall he posted for-bidillug to.\n 2. No person shall climb upon a tree, statue, fountain. fence, gum\n or railing lu any park, or use any structure or apparatus there in any\n way other than that for which it was intended.\n 3. No person shall out, break, or otherwise injure any tree or\n Shrub. or any part thereof; nor out. pluck or remove any plant at flower\n in the beds in any street or park.\n 4. Ne lm-sou shall cur, write upon, defame. rlehla or otherwise\n injure any building, fence. statute, fountain. seat nr other structure\n upon any park.\n 5. No person shall unch a horse or other animal to any tree,\n shrub or fence: our leave a horse uncled or tied within reach of a tree\n or shrub.\n G. No person shall trap or catch any birds or animals nm' ills-\n lurb their nests or habitations in any park.\n 7. No person shall deposit boxes, paper or waste of any Mina upon\n the walks or grounds of any public park. nor in any fountain or waters\n thereof nor in any manner defile or pollute the same, but shall place BU\n Wah waste In receptacles provided therefor.\n B. No person shell throw stinks, stones or other missiles in 814'\n park; nor light a Ere for any purpose, l.he\u00bbreinL\n 9. No person shall commit a nui.sa.m'e within the llnaits of any\n park.\n 10. Na p\u00e9rean shall use or enter any apartmanv established for\n personal at the opnowito sex exclusively.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 50 of 99\n\n\n\n\n ORDINANCES. 221\n u. No person small early or discharge firearms, lirecraekers, tor~\nperlnes, or fireworks in any park, but. this prohibition shall not apply\nto the cllsploy of Ereworlxs under municipal authority .\n 12. Ne person eh811 use intoxi.Q acting beverages in any park nor\nolder such to any person, nor sell, offer, or expose for sale any goods or\nwares except under a written license from the Board Gf Park Commis-\nsinners.\n 13. NO person shall Mei nr display any sign, placard, flag, or\nadvertising device in a park. without a license.\n 14. No person shall play any game of chance or have possession\nof any lustrument of gambling in any park.\n 15, No person shall utter profane, threatening, abusive or m-\ndecent language, or do air obscene nr infleuent act: nor follow or otber-\nwise annoy any other visitor in any park.\n 16. No person shall drive or propel a, bicycle. tricycle, automobile\nor other vehicle. in any park, excepting on the regular carriage roads.\n 17, No person shall ride or drive a horse, bicycle, automobile. or\nother vehicle, at a rate faster than eight miles sn hour in any park.\n 18. No persons shall hold any public meeting or gathering for\npolitical purposes, nor make any ovation, speech or harangue in any\npark. except. by Written permission of the mayor nr of the Board 08\nPark Colnumission\u00e9ra.\n 19. No person shall refuse to obey such orders or requests' of the\npark commissioners or of the superintendent care taker. or other\nagents of Lhe commissioners. as shall have Mr their object. the preserva-\ntlon of the parks and their contents or the lnaintenunee of order and\ndecorum within the limits of the Dark.\n 20. No person shall cut.. prune, or remove any shade tree or sbruh\nin the streets or public parks except with the approval and consent of\nthe Board of Park Commissioners or of the duly appointed tree warden\nor city Tm-ester.\n 21. All planting of trees In the streets shall be with the approval\nand in accordance with the rules of the .Board of Park Commissioners,\n who shall have the power to presr-ribe how such trees shall be planted.\nitwhat distance apart, and of what variety. All trees shall be pro-\n vided with supports and guards whenever, in the opinion of the Board\nof Park (fommislaioners, or its agents, such supports or guards may he\n desirable.\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 51 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 222 CITY OF BORLrNGTON.\n _---_-Ill-I\n\n 22- No person shall glam. any tree or shrub in any so-oem Wlllhh has.\n lleeu declared by the Commissioners to be undesirable or detrimental,\n 23. ND person or r:orporation shall attach any wire, stay or support\n to any woe excel; byline consent and approval of the Board of Park\n Co mm last puers.\n 24, No board, uarfl. or any motive or adwrtisemeui. shall he\n attached in any shade tree.\n 26. No person shall permit a horse 18 lriiure or det'af.- any shade\n Free, shrub, or any .StBLu;tul'8, under the pp.naIti\u00bb;s vrewrlbexl Inf- lhu laws\n of the Slate.\n Adopted by the Board of' Alderman, .lime 9, 1910,\n Attest \u2022\n M. c. GRANDY. cx\u00e9rk\n Approved June 15. 1910.\n ,1A_MES E. BURKE. Mayor.\n\n\n BQAHD or CEMETERY c6Eimlssmnlz:Rs.\n BL'nusu'roz~1.\n\n RULES AND REGULATIONS,\n\n\n SECTION I.\n Ctmsrrznv Rv!-ms,\n\n 1. Lake View Cemetery will he open from 7.00 dclock a. m.,\n until sunset. Green Mount and Elmwiood Cemeteries from 7.00 a. Ulu\n uuLil suusen during the seas in. All persaus must leave the grounds\n before the gales are closed.\n o No trucks nr heavy wagons will be allowed inside the grounds.\n lsxcepl by special permission hom the Superintendent, unless bringing\n material for work to lm done in the cemetery,\n 3. No fact driving will be allowed in the grounds.\n 4. Bit-yi-IGH. motor vyeles or automobiles are allowed within the\n qrbuucls null by par-mtssion from the superintendent.\n 5. Dogs not permitted.\n is Parsons with Firearms not n\u00e9rmitred.\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 52 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 30\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 53 of 99\n\n The Gleaner (Henderson, Kentucky) . Wed, Jan 18, 1911 . Page 8\n lU) l1censB committee, to be 111- Thu-ro II to be no tl\"ra.stlc or ill-ad- srnud lure whlcb manton- on .on\n TH! V CT! OP 'EWEH T. Dointed as other standing rommltteel. -\n BJ\\l4T]Mun.r.. aM Jan, 17 hnlnr- .ad 'tinkering\n F1111 the Url! turn. day. mg Lhit. II, attar luiclenl ui. HEAVY IHOW F.LLl\n The duties of the rommltlre will be to \\!r r ark -sured h1l hwlrvrn. and hr d . m uonlaoullly couuw.\n Investigate .II applications for B. la- ln;432 gh;3*\"v\u00a3*3gf0:'\"%.$; rvturr-rd .lnrply to eritlvlsm that any ,;,uj1.T',.':L'\" ;'3;W- Lho lun\n Imn license\n dl and and toor\n -I whether repart iN the\n not the conn-h'\u00bbrmnnv\n lleense barmonv ala.-dv\n but for thin maint:-nanra\n lwhiove\u00e9 of Inre\n Ren phip \"Nopllll In l5lllllpl11plAlII:II1\n nineI- man l14slrra to lnjnrn any to dllmho e tjury\n o the court\n t b.another\n , . andUtoll .\n HT. UTLRIJNG. Ky. J.a. IT.-09o\ncnullutlml= nm LM should be gr.nted. and the rellons ClIrk, of Min furl. leader of the mi- \"und\n llniumun rnnlinn-nn lm\u00a2rn~t.\" up ma. Jury of moo who nriU lodlrl the mem of lhl lloovlelt anon at the num\n all talk in th nffrrl that vbru ber. of th. mob. fell over thl. county loot nl.ht led II\ncounemuan cellpTen AGAIN TbMr.rd Compton\n once for slated\n I votehetodid\n benal offernoriiy in the HnlI!r\n Blrakersblp of the'\";g.:'t'\"\"(.d\"\u00b0t Igor. d-strm to injure Ilzltlmalf hu-lnnmu G.\n the wirkid. rswnzehll g d *N*1in! HIJLEI IELL *HGH six to light Incbol Dow lrltll drtlt.\n inlnuos l1,000 uteou Lucius: T1:FRgdnynnlgbt, but moral! I anted taken 1 Irnpd [Hg Ds-morratlc vnnteronce utterlntel of tha w, In places. The welter In vary nun\n w hire today thll much remahrd to b: having been thrown out Br renon of AT \u00a2L1ZA1\u00a21HTOWN. on atoek. Ronda In plum. :ro llmolt\n ORDINWNGE-BQGUHENT LAID acquaint the memben lrltll the 1Jrov11- done to uuure Drlnoe:-.ry\n ion; or the nldlnanoo. holt on what lt h-already had az- sinh thalrnurn nlns of nmln\n I.F0 dunorltolv Inn and\n anxlrmn mmIn. s u u an u m wn . . . y Jan. 17-\n 1;;0l,\u00bbe1\n Mayor Thompson HW Tllll If any rained. even. man 1- hereluary. 119 Thvru .Fu n new record made Mun\n The several week: the c1t1r he been one move. Lbs .\u00a2llJptl0l1 of the ordl- \u00a241|t1oned, _ TH: | I' I .\nnnuzwnly without a city enxlnoer. HIM 11\u00b0 lould be compelled W me [her politic.) :lim w to make == h';;;= h<~.g :1hrl:JU{(l \"To 'llioca who unrluntand nomn- P0 NT O V EW\nRabirt Ball, who he been the engineer go v:tl <3,.Q-4y. llnrtzttrheldirr nice washe rhun\n Nu mfr u 17 the party. h h Inuhnt of the\n vicar tariff\n :it \". requlrnn it II\\ pafor\n question. Nat amountt. day in\n *\u00b0'ghthlcb muh mud! UI:unbou-\n \"'\u00b0 has\n he 1041 been f'\u00a2\u00a20llll..ld Teacher -Tummy, ho! mga; II the\nmy Nurernl years, ala defeated for the n W en we unlyxe t P Neuron of l P of work lo nr:.plre for n lr1.o and ln- I 1 i ll. h if of et Ill?\n by Lane onentnm, who de- I . - L - IlIt election, he usd. \"II win be * Q Seal . I m p w 3 3 M - : M of t hu .Tommy 'On [up or lidurlllf\n Councilman White, Dlde, Mundo and \"it [be f\u00a2.lll{ **. not M much . 1r|c- trmatlc and rpl\\.nnnhl\u00a2 reviilou of of 1 a pure l.\u00a2d thru Teacher-What lo In 1n-n by on\n1-.-n;\nInlrelym actingup.\n In or.g Ball\n 8 h h ' Street Inlfltdur .leaning and Cl!! En- tory\n ginger 8111 were appointed - a com- the for the Dem\n Repuhllcanl.\n o as I. d 1' g for [In talHT Inmb that the nm# antomll. of cllloads of till!!! miilii l.\u00a2h #mm top ar l.ldllf aylT\n Our Sucre -e \u00b0;. the nrnpnrntion and information II mann- Bond Ewa. u $200 per nun, making Tommy-why, but from the Up of\n h th to I lo hr ae- qw our; low bring clan to ..11,000. H 11 nnlblng, Ind he ! of lt Iide rly l\n4\" night. by a rate of .Iran to Ive. :1_ii\u00a2e\u00bb 1\u00a2l*;4Us\u00a2\u00a2; street rollers, insult lnrgnly of the any-at homo rate. suv * 11 4\u00b0 H Songone.rl l n I-] toMII\nII. II. named .I hi. own luccenor. to |. r o pure an fig a our one. Theraforu. we are lallly in . ntlte of ;g\u00b0=\u00b01=\",. ad .g;\u00bb.\u00a2 hill (fir n\u00a2M\\nln nr Thl mule: U M lhlnpd M I I . At\n lhyor Thompson brought the matter Co chirm Gaiiovr said the cl I tin The munsey ha. preluded\nUD nnd stated that i11 justice to Mr. could un spend\n the old;z,son \"\n 1offerin a. h*\u00a2*\u00a2f \"Y .nil D to ba\n :Ive aln mother elllnee to drmon- Behndukn, If auld he nrmn\u00bb.llr in. mm totalhill\n for at I-t a gnnernl of Turn nundid Nan Mt: dollln Der\nB111 an elocllon should e bald at once. N111 would do ul the strata- our Mum fn condnuzt the gnr- tha .unlrlta hm..\n.1 Mun-do made . motion to defer the work requ1r==d by :ho city for mlny ernmprlt lltur \u00a21.1-u Fair. of Qxelu I.: . In lhe f no11 t |\u00bb the ub- una *II the llviuul huh-Inner Fraction Llnnihd to\nmatter until thednext mell;l.l:IK.\n [. . n |Hr. _ Fears to com\n A report m;the clerk showed IPI'- :lon from outer.\n by llr lnlninv:Jn\n rorl:ITIl\\ was .nlrlher 1 o ante-\u00a21l n m- mark. IYI. in. NIJIE Ano muon.\nB=--t\u00a7n;m;3g; mg\u00b0 in. NtomgnamXt oral of the departments had overdrurn tlun. \"Really to are Indestinyl statetoofOKI!probs-\n own polim promise that $ho party would * E .\nlion. T h ir d 8 l-r 0 . V. la n k .\n A allows! Brown White the amounts let Alde. showed\n II .jinof hanrln, We hol d\n have\n Wewith ourI lniden opportunity. carry Out, Mr. Cllrk llverrod. N ANY cL.L.l.\nBlurnrt, McClelll.n, Dude and iletzner that the . . .\n city had a bnlance $707.18 cntlplprl it an gr.me rltponiibll- h*'The nckno1nIn'lg\u00bb4'l.\n r-Lnt.l.i1 rent of\"v11l\n liiel. If we are equal to th\u00bb 0DlJ0l'llII' dltlhntit as to al U u it he\n nprvrotrrlatinnny\n prow neron .dhiill 11uie p\u00b0=\"g3\u00b0 ,gg-=;\u00bb.413;\nT. Nay-Mundo, Nodcutt, Sight and In --\n llhyor Thompson. Cork Adl'ms and its, If we meet the rnponalbllitifl with hut, that both in\" bin are tmpliahM, tariff. lcrlhud inDons of her\n 'Mun B nddrallu\n c M at,\nCompton and Connwu. 5.\n The vote stood For Ball-Brown, Ll:lun4:ilMa.I1 White were appointed to wiIdom, murat .nd patriotism. '\u00b0 lhera can be little doubt. for thin y-rI Bolton on mwnWnelHnl the atnnle in JONES REPAIR Sllop\n whim. Btu=wuL. !ucall1n, Dldo, MII- lolrn the amounts needed in 1b0add will have I lon: IBIBP of D01rer. II! the detvrrnint- olrect tlmt acme mountalna han on I nm net prspand to do all klndl of\nher und Conway. 1. For Time_ partmentn which :ms nverdrlln, At the outset of hl. remarks .r. Domuofltn Uon to work anlmatrd\n harmoniously tmzethorl\nMundi. Norcutt, Sights and Compton, lo mgkn up the dellcit from the contin- r'Inrk aitmith-d that the victory of Nov. d b .\n4. For Alunnder_Galloiay, 1. cul. \u00b0-~- embvr is a n\\1 rllrll\\o to the rank :nil in :r .icu>ry no haps of appronrhlng vir-\n whlrh *Hi\n \"In I word.\" 1110 lam. 'it la an af\n Mm Larer4 DGUUDIII' asking for al A mot1 on ld m bo Mr,\n ! Whiteam hi rh 1119 of the Demorratlr party. Ha lidded tnry-4\n I1l~mnnratlc .1.wromIc! rfwtorn\n In ivory de tort of mendnelt.r. Thus, In 9. Bol\nreneurnl d the leo helm! by her hn.- --\u00bb adopted, to roquelt Llonn of 11,000 that with the Inspiration him of vie- rtmont t | ton rluh one mnuntaln-! .ad to an GIVO mo I till. l\u00a2\\llf;\u00a2tlOI'l lull.\nband alive 1901, Ta: read, and after a at *i* F\" went Fran We '*\"\"\"\"' levy the Dlrhr had \"more than ah elven pa Cllrkneonoludrd than governm\u00bb\u00bbntby repealing his dlnr:\nlon! discussion. was referred to a earl \"'\"\"\"\"\"'\"\"\"\" g,,,18la. Axnlulnl' Hr.\nm1L!- composed of Ga.llowa!. Btelrad An Baan go-. pvronpirll\n In 1912.\n the rol.lhtrF from warning that harmony and fulfill!d \u00b080 8mltb g. |. Bmlth. :u.tually\nand Mundo, who Wu nppnlnled b 5 n t h l l - Muds an lu Inn rflllu 'Thin glorious upsult can b\u00a2 lcrom- l'A\u00b0d;:.at|;\";u212\";:\"\" fur contlnueI! climbed Mont Blanc?\" HOHIIIIIOHHG A ar.cu\\LT y.\nMirror to InvsstlNte the report. Y t . \"1. P a u l !! let 'lanu ball h .M Nlahed.\" he oontirlned. \"try the vat! far is the Dnmocrltlc He old isthat lo \"Bmlthl Nut M!\" thu otherr moon.\n Ur. Mundo did he was of the oplo- nal!!! h lb pro to! I. F*\u00b0\u00a2 alnpla Dltlulll of \u00a2arr\\lN$ out fall!- Dana m n-\n remed more dqrnndn on the lrtion of talnell nnlldl.\nlan tllll the itity needed the nnuna nun nrrr*M .r lhm illll snu-\n ii go .1,111101 \u00a2.'r.n ;;\\g3v?m*~- Yhlrh we E.=\u00a7eg'; the Blxty-leennd Canlrrll than on any 'But ha :lid ho did.'\n worse than they needed the mount Una 4* 11 won not last now-mhnr.\n dlpused to redeem our glut he met since the Forty-fmlrth, \"1Iug; hut in Senumher. on his\nHe :aM the it! had no lot on whirl\nto atom men or any other artlcln ll*'lmlul u l. matter or Drinvinln, when u return from Chamonix. h\u00bb only .up\nnaadd by the city. Dr Galloway nanaulllalsan HAI\n waatad to give the renewal and ohlrrlre\n :re Ink upon the work of the Replb-\n Hut \"Tl411l3\" EYEUWHT lienn al-rt! we have o mont vaHlal\n ha'd been to the toot of Haunt. Blanc.\n oncaon Town nunoyzn Hines Chu h\u00a2'l lrldunlly fled htm Anc|4|Tl|:1|-runnmuns\n I\nQQ par year. Mayor Tbompaoo laid ubiect leaaon of the low anta to Hal .ell Ill the Vu up to the to.\" lvanwllln, Indllna.\nb, 81' no lenae 111 the ely leaalng a rnanxlnt. Ky., Jan. ITFA 19 I grwaat organization may fall by |. f BBATTLE. Will., Jean. 17.-Th. laueelnn to mm; 1 ltiopboll.\nMenu of 1IUBM for WJ her Jfelr when mar ble can of third q!ll.ht II rg- ure to live up to ltl promises, baba following mann, bow; lent from 1111 OPINION.\nthe iaiaaa was nantlnf it for am par nmua from Allan euuuth wwhara all those who barns exe: me and_h . llnnhlleld, Of..\u00bb l\u00bbO Bnlobnn up. --i - _.\n ui. lu Iunlul l uuur lnuzule II Nllkld up or to. w l u l u l | Pam \"Il~or\u00b0ul\u00bbdlv\u00a2\u00a2h\u00a2v\u00bbn\u00bbllrl\u00bbanr ulevrnn-als. lllli ualnilxnu.\n ummbun\u00bb1mnrhmlm\u00a2n\u00bb ally the mulnlllr -m; Illlll I. platonic IIGMIUI. nun .1, al..*gll'l.All .. n\n l.l\u00a2tl..tI'lv.7\\lrl,aln.crl'-ll No-up-l m 40. mn - - didn .IO 'He-lntbuulllurloltiutlh an\n viswzmnn-:gn-nntsnznannundn : hue lu hl.l.I'\u00a2 1lm.1d.do well lot to la- uf g1111111,| go* 11 1p11112 1.. YllL\" :IH Burnout. ltllllhlnl\n - - lolltl lli.'lt!- .LE-irluhvll nllasuvolr. \"I NON um c a n I. n m a n u n l\n Ihhlllh-. Allultlllllllllll Br\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 55 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 31\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 56 of 99\n\n\n\n\n p\n\n\n\n 1a\n\n\n CITY OF NEW BRITAIN\n CONNECTICUT\n\n\n\n CITY CHARTER\n AND AMENDMENTS\n\n\n\n WATER WORKS CHARTER\n AND AMENDMENTS\n\n\n\n ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY\n RELATING TO THE WATER, SEWER, STREET AND\n SUBWAY DEPARTMENTS\n\n\n\n\nI\n\n\n\n l9l4\n Nam. pm... a \u00bbpuuahe.. Comnmy\n New Biiuia. Coon.\n\n\n\n\n _1\n ' zxvl\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 57 of 99\n\n\n\n\n254 CHAPTER xxm.\n\n\n Chapter XXIII.\n RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR WALNUT HILL PARK.\n\nBe it ordained by the Common Council of the Clty of New Britain:\n\n 1. No person shall enter or leave the park except by the regular\napproaches thereto, nor walk upon any grass border of any walk or\ndriveway; nor walk among or through shrubs, flowers or other plant-\nings, nor climb any terrace or bank, nor cross any lawn whenever a\nnotice shall be conspicuously po red forbidding such crossing.\n\n 2. No person shall drive or propel any bicycle, motorcycle, auto-\nmobile or other vehicle in the park, excepting on regular carriage roads.\n 3. No horses, bicycles, motorcycles, automobiles, other vehicles\nor teams shall be ridden or driven in the park faster than at a rate of\nten miles an hour.\n 4. No person ebail drive or lead any heavy team, busines wagon\nor cart (unless upon park business) upon any of the park driveways,\nwith the exception of the main road running dlrect from Park Place to\nthe corner of Grand and Griswold streets.\n\n 5. No person shall remove, cut, break or otherwise Injure any tree\nor shrub or any part thereof, nor cut, pluck or otherwise remove any\nblossom or part of any plant or flower.\n\n G. No person shall climb or get upon any tree, statue, fountain,\nfence, gate or railing in the park, nor use any structure therein in any\nway so as to deface or mar same in any manner.\n\n 7. No person shall cut, write upon, deface or otherwise injure any\nbuilding, fence, fountain, seat or other structure within the park.\n\n 8. No person shall sleep upon, lie upon or overturn any seat in\nthe park; nor shall men occupy any seats that may be designated as\nreserved for women and children.\n\n 9. No person shall disturb or injure any bird's nest or eggs, nor\nany squirrel or other animal within said park.\n\n 10. No person shall play ball or similar games In the park, except\nupon such portions thereof as may he set apart for that purpose.\n\n 11. No person shall scatter or leave any paper, rag, garbage or\nother lltter, nor throw any Btlck, stone or other missile on any portion\nof the park.\n\n\n\n\n I \\ 1\n 11 |I\n 4 N .\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 58 of 99\n\n\n\n\n CHAPTER xxm. 255\n RULES .AND REGULATIONS FOR WALNUT HILL PARK.\n\n 12. No threatening, abusive, boisterous, insulting or lndeeent\nlanguage or gesture shall be used in said park.\n 13. No oration, harangue or other public demonstration shall be\nmade, nor any public exhibition be held, except by permission of the\nboard of park commissioners.\n 14. No intoxicating liquors shall be brought into or used within\nsaid park.\n 15. No person shall sell or o11'er for ale anything in said park, ex-\ncept by written license from the board of park commissioners; nor\npost, nor display any sign, placard, Hag or advertising device without\nsuch license.\n 16. No person shall discharge or carry firearms, nor discharge\nfirecrackers, torpedoes or fireworks within the park, except by license\nt'rom said board of park commissioners, nor make any fire therein\nwithout such license.\n 17. There shall be no loitering in the park between the bouts of\n11 o'clock at night and 6 o'clock in the morning; but this shall not\nprohibit persons from using the regular walks and driveways in pas-\nsing from one part of the city to another.\n 18. No person shall deface or injure any notice placed by the\nboard of park commissioners upon the park.\n The foregoing are m addition to such prohibitions and penalties\nas are provided by the laws of this state and the ordinances of this city.\n Adopted by the common council, March 15, 1911; approved March\n21, 1911, and became a law by publication, April 1, 1911. (n, B. Record.)\n\n\n\n\n i I\n _ J- II\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 59 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 32\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 60 of 99\n\n\n\n\n REVISED\n ORDINANCES\n OF THE\n\n CITY OF SIOUX CITY\n 1922 \"llg \"'\u00b0N9Y EF T.LE.\n Anna 23 1932\n\n - `u\u00a7lv\u00a3asaw bf \\LLlt~4lls.\n :~= .4 I ii' -.\u00bb-m?-43\n t3\\\"\u00bb.- *\u00a2*--341\n - .\".'... _-...an .. _.. ~-.;.* 4.414-.\n I\n PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE\n\n 'T\n f\"'T1\n 9 CITY COUNCIL\n r* 1.f_1*' -r __'*- .\n 4\n\n\n\n\n II F * .\n - : ==l.\n\n\n\n\n Revised, Arranged and Indexed by\n FRED H.FREE\n CITY ATTORNEY\n\n\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by Go\\ \u00bb816 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAM PAIGN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 61 of 99\n\n\n\n\n Title IV --- Department of Parks\n and Public Property\n\n CHAPTER 1.\n Control and Maintenance of Parks.\n\n I\n ORDINANCE no. H-2224.\nAN ORDINANCE providing rules and regulations for the\n management, protection and control of parks and park\n property within the limits of the city of Sioux City,\n Iowa.\nBe It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Sioux\n City, Iowa :\n Sec. 329. Speeding. No person shall ride or drive in\nparks at a rate of speed exceeding eight (8) miles per\nhour. (Old. H-2224, \u00a7 1.)\n Sec. 330. Automobiles. Automobiles and all motor\nvehicles must drive slow around turns in drives, where\nsigns are posted. The chauffeur, when meeting or over-\ntaking any horse which may become restive, shall take\nevery precaution by stopping or otherwise to avoid danger.\n Chauffeurs must in all cases take the right fork of\nroad where drives divide.\n Every motor vehicle shall, during the period from\none-half hour after sunset to hour of closing parks.\ndisplay at least two lighted lamps on the front end and one\non the rear of such motor vehicle, which rear lamp shall\nalways display a red light visible from the rear. (Ord.\nH-2224, \u00a7 2.)\n\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by GQ. \u00bb816 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAMPAIGN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 62 of 99\n\n\n\n\n 102 REVISFD ORDINANCES. 1922\n\n Sec. 331. Animals at Large. No swine, goats, cattle,\n fowls, dogs or other animals of any kind shall be permit-\n ted in parks, except dogs on leash accompanied by attendant |\n\n and saddle horses and horses hitched to pleasure vehicles. >\n\n (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 3.) .\n Sec. 832. Traffic. No heavy traffic shall be permit-\n ted on park drives. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 4.)\n Sec. 333. Advertising. No vehicle displaying any pla-\n card or advertisement of any kind shall be driven on road-\n ways for advertising purposes.` No placard, notice or ad-\n vertisement of any kind or nature shall be distributed, post-\n1\n ed or attached to anything movable or unmovable on park\n property. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 5.)\n Sec. 334. Bicycles. No velocipede, bicycle, tricycle,\n motorcycle, wheelbarrow, handcart or other vehicle or any\n horse or other animal shall be permitted on the footwalks,\n sidewalks, grass plots or planting places. (Ord. H-2224,\n \u00a7 6.)\n Sec. 335. Animals Tied. No animal shall be tied to\n any tree, shrub, lamp-post, fire hydrant, building or other\n park fixture except as provided therefor. (Ord. H-2224,\n \u00a7 7.)\n Sec. 336. Picnics. Picnics may be held in such part of\n parks as designated by park department. In all cases a\n permit must be taken out designating purpose of same.\n No refreshments of any kind shall be sold in connection\n therewith and 110 person shall join any such picnic without\n the consent of the persons of whom it shall be composed,\n or shall in any manner disturb or interfere with the same.\n (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 8.)\n Sec. 337. Peddling and Selling. No booth, tent, stall\n or other structure shall be erected for any purpose, and\n no hawking or peddling shall be done or article or thing ex-\n posed for sale, except when special permit is given by su-\n perintendent of parks and public property. (Ord, H-2224,\n 9.) .\n Sec. 338. Meetings and (gatherings. Permits desig-\n\n\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by Go -81e UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAMPAIGN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 63 of 99\n\n\n\n\n /\n\n\n\n\n CITY OF SIOUX CITY 193\n\nrating the nature and purpose of the meeting or gathering\nshall be taken 'out for the holding of all meetings and\ngatherings in parks. (Old. H-2224, \u00a7 10.)\n Sec. 339. Sports and Exercises. No sport or exer-\ncise shall be indulged in that is liable to frighten horses,\ninjure travelers or embarass the passage of vehicles or\nlead to the destruction of trees, shrubs, flowers, grass,\nfences, rails or park property of any kind. Games such as\nbaseball, football and others of that nature shall not be\nplayed in any parks, unless places for such games shall at\nany time designated by the department of parks. (Old.\nH-2224, \u00a7 11.)\n Sec. 340. Conduct. No indecent exposure of person,\ndisorderly conduct, noise, riot or breach of peace, nor the\nuse of obscene language shall be permitted in parks. (Ord.\nH-2224, \u00a7 12.)\n Sec. 341. Trespassing. No person shall stand, walk,\nride, or lie upon any place laid out and appropriated for\nshrubbery or grass where there shall have been placed\nthereon a sign forbidding the same. ` (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 13.)\n Sec. 342. Animals Molested. No squirrels or birds of\nany kind shall be killed, caught or molested in any man-\nner. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 14.)\n See. 343. Trees and Flowers. No tree, plant, shrub,\nor flower (wild or cultivated) shall be plucked, broken,\ntrampled or climbed upon, peeled, cut, defaced, removed,\ndestroyed or injured in any manner. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 15.)\n Sec. 344. Defacement of Property. No buildings,\nfences, fountains, seats, benches or other structure or\nproperty of any kind shall be defaced, cut, written upon,\nremoved or in any manner injured or destroyed. (Ord.\nH-2224, \u00a7 16.) .\n See. 345. Firearms and Fireworks. No person shall\nfire or discharge any gun or pistol, carry firearms, kindle\n or build fires or throw stones or other missiles in parks, or\n fire, discharge or set off any rocket, cracker, torpedo or\n other fireworks or\u00bb things containing any substance of an\n explosive character. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 17.)\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by Go~ ~81\u20ac UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAM PAIGN\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 64 of 99\n\n\n\n\nI 94 RI\u00b0I\\'ISEI) ORDINANCES, 1922\n\n Sec. 346.Intoxicated Persons. Intoxicated persons\nshall not be permitted on park property. (Ord. H-2224,\n\u00a7 18.) .\n Sec. 347. intoxicating Liquors. No person or persons\nshall have in their possession, or shall drink any intoxi-\ncating liquor on park property. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 19.)\n Sec. 348. Lakes and Fountains. No basin, pool, lake\nor fountain shall be fouled by stone, wood or other sub-\nstance or bathed in or waded into. (Old. H-2224, \u00a7 20.)\n Sec. 349. Bathing. Only such places as designated for\nthe purpose of swimming and bathing shall be used for\nthat purpose subject to the following rules and regulations :\n Suits must be worn at all times; only suits furnished\nfree of charge by-park department or similar suits shall be\nused. Bathing and swimming shall be permitted only be-\ntween the hours of 10 a. m. and 9 p. m. (Ord. H-2224,\n\u00a7 21.)\n Sec. 350. Refuse. No refuse such as paper, luncheon\nwrappers, litter, etc., shall be put, thrown or strewn on\npark property except in receptacles provided for this pur-\npose. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 22.)\n Sec. 351. Seals and Benches. No person shall move\nor drag seats and benches from place to place nor shall\nlarge crowds congregate and occupy single seats and\nbenches. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 23.) .\n Sec. 352. Camping. Camping shall not be permitted.\n(Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 24.)\n Sec. 553. Permits. Where permits are necessary\nthey shall be issued at office of parks and public property,\nproperly signed by the superintendent of parks. (Ord.\nH-2224, \u00a7 25.)\n Sec. 354. Closing Hours. No person or persons shall\nafter the hours of 11 p. m. be permitted to occupy any\npart or parts of Sioux City park property. (Ord. H-2224,\n\u00a7 26.)\n Sec. 355. Penalty. Any person who shall violate any of\nthe provisions of this ordinance or who participates or\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by Go -816 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAMPAIGN\n I\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 65 of 99\n\n\n\n\n CITY OF SIOUX CITY 195\n\naids in any of the acts prohibited by this ordinance shall\nbe guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof\nshall be punished by a fine not exceeding One Hundred\nDollars ($100.00) or imprisonment in the county jail not\nexceeding thirty (30) days. (Ord. H-2224, \u00a7 27.)\n Passed September 23, 1911.\n\n CHAPTER 2.\n Cemeteries.\n\n ORDINANCE no. G-6269.\nAN ORDINANCE regulating and restricting the burial of\n the dead, and providing penalty for violation thereof,\n and especially repealing Ordinances No. G-6181, No. G-\n 1513 and No. F-5000.\nBe It Ordained by the City Council of the City of Sioux\n City, Iowa :\n Sec. 356. Burials. That hereafter nO deacl human\nbody or bodies shall be buried within the limits\nof the city in any other place or locality than in the\nFloyd Cemetery, the Floyd Cemetery annex (original fil-\ning), Logan Park Cemetery, Mount Calvary Cemetery,\nMount Sinai Cemetery, Hebrew Cemetery, blocks 120, 121,\n122, 123, 124, 125, 126, 169, 170, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175, 190,\n192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 239, 240, 241, 242, 243, 244, and 245\nin Floyd Cemetery Annex (second filing), and in a cemetery\nabout to be formed under the title of Graceland Park Ceme-\ntery to be located upon the west half of the southwest quar-\nter (W1\u00e9 SW1/4,) of Section five (5), and the northeast\nquarter of the northeast quarter (NE14,/ NEW/./L) of Section\nseven (7), and all that part of the northwest quarter\n(NWI4) of Section eight (8) lying west of the west line of\nthe Lakeport road, described as follows: Commencing at\nthe northwest corner of said Section eight (8), thence run -\nring south along the section line 20 chains, thence east and\nparallel with the south line of said section about 21 chains\n\n\n Original from\n Digitized by GOT *816 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT\n URBANA-CHAMPAIGN\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 66 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 33\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 67 of 99\n\nN\u20acWSDaD1 .. Daily Sun-News (Sunnyside, Washington) - Thu, Aug 17, 1911 . Page 6\n 9 <9lanccs!ij Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\nhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/754109898/\n It\n\n voucher shall, when accompanied by\n detailed statement of su-'h expendi-\n tures, be certified to the Town Clerk\n who shall issue Warrants drawn on\n the Park Fund and the same shall be\n paid by the Treasurer out; of any\n money in the Park Fund not oLher-\n wise appropriated.\n Section 6. Neither cattle. horses,\n Q;\n oats, swine or other animals shall\n be turned Into any of said parks, pub-\n lic squares or public grounds by any\n person. All persons are forbidden to\n carry tlresrms or throir other missies\n within any one of the public parks or\n other public grounds of the town. All\n persons are forbidden to cut. break or -\n In any way injure or deface the trees.\n shrubs, plants, turf or any of the\n buildings, fences or other structures\n or property within or upon any of\n said parks or public grounds.\n Section s. Any person or persons\n who sbadl within the town of Sunny-\n dde, willfully or carelessly pull down,\n .\n\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 68 of 99\n\nN\u20acWSDaD1 .. Daily Sun-News (Sunnyside, Washington) - Thu, Aug 17, 1911 . Page 6\n 9 ebianccstij Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\nhttps://www.newspapers.com/image/754109898/\n \"' I -4lq,--\n \"r4f~*\n 1\n ..,_...\n :iH\n\n i\n .5\n |'\n\n\n\n 1\n n\n '.I H|\n `1r- H\n\n\n\n\n :\n :\n : h'\n I\n n.\n a\n l\n u' 4.\n pa\n I\n l\n l\n I\n I\n\n :\n 1\n :\n I\n I\n i' 4\"\n F\n\n 3\n\n\n 3\n\n 3I I\n\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights E*-\n .\n -1 1-\n eserved.\n if ii-4 i~ .- \u00bb-w.,\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 69 of 99\n\n\n PAGI alx 'rH. IIJNHYIIDE \u00a2uN.THI,lllDAY_ AUGUIT 12, 1111.\n\n\n\n Don't You Know\n REFRIGERATORS l\n lhltn Is dznpampay 53.50 Ml IMP Kyla\\ Curr nm villI lu! hum thru in Be yan lhln n II kg vly s2.oo for one nth run\n w\u00a2 guano um\" Una and' uuuu,\n G. R. Gochnour, Mlllllq\n IPonh screening a specialty Sunnyside Planing Mill\n olonaancl NO. UI. Illtllr. Uruul Ur 0IIUI\\l11 lljl.III ..,'\u00a24.-l.4-.l-4.4\u00bbl\u00bb.\u00bb-l\u00bb4.4-\u00bb-l-\u00bb-;\u00bb, a eorporntion, StoneFieber\n the water will be turned out of the paths and eclectlca. Physician! of .1ruenn.c tllnln, no Qld! an la lull in b nluadunl an minh. Aucrihed, llneelvar, U.endure\n S. LandtheOtfiei. l.t North Ln1n pn11), |. corporntlon and I. B. Tur.\n llnhtnn pruliure pipe on October 1st, lll!1l drug lchooln are 1.0 he nrrnu aimed Lil l..f. l81.1\u00bb; Ill dlwlnn allian\n for the purpose of making such FB Pd on one aids and the nondrug an n4 ,uh No r * BlrlllN I TRI nnillnn. 411! hllml, Washington, on the sand on. nell. dcfendmtn, [Ur the sum at $852,\n 45. together with coats and incraand\n nun. and that it will he imponalble \"\"'|'\"\".\"' .system of tharnpeuticl H\" ,,.,.:.':..\u00a2 m:l:\"\"u\u00a2m:p1::q:, II!! nllut on he In farm rt- nv Gr! tugboat, 1911. witnelaca costs, and to me directed and deliver.\n la give trntar lervice under the Mab l|11 other. i'\\nllll and :star unraatlun lhnrlaz ll!1I Ill lllllll IM W\\'l1\\n\\\\\u00bb4l f ldmnnt name: I IBlack Rm,11. ed commanding me 1.0 sell the Mlllnw.\n tbn dlvllion liter that date. A mllhnn duller lnstttuza In 0-=\"-' In gnu arena. ml yldlqh puma be up 1*01ul Ulllllllll im- Ianel 'w, nsm.~\u00bbr\n wash.; John Cuddle, of lack Rock, :g\"1 du gilled o.nriLn\u00b0rtr to utilfr\n \"You will tharatore notify any go tor the ldnncement of the \u00b0\"\"' the-i1 uni\" .nah nntnnllnn nil Hlb :law of Wasnt. IMI\n . relenrch may he the outcome Illtf .Mi nnnpuuuan I. li gun p*\n A al la II Ill. l11h w l:l. 11 . Bowlnkem, of Black 5 1 s \u00bb W\n water men on your patrol bent who ethic 4:\u00a5. emf. Mn. Iva. Daril. of Top- The Boutb halt of Lot Flftnen (15)\n Me nrenarlns land for lfeedlng, in al the convention. For tllll pump-an \u00a2\u00a2nho,lh\u00a2 mruu. al vhkh ulul1 re II;WW' | *Y lm uyuv\n up Jlullllv punish, Wuh. in Block Fortynlne [40] or the town\n order Thu. they may know what to $1 IIII,ul.III he nlrondy been lubtcrllnl. lillw Iii Fhrh l\\lul.l., II-rldld the. J. II rational# Nlnrnf HARRY r. SAINT, of Sunnyside, Washington, according\n expect.\"-slrned. R. K. TIFFANY. wlalv double th!! amount hal \\\"\u00b0\"*' lo.\\ldl\u00a2\u00a2llIIll.ll.l or prirllqo lhdl anus L w LLP!! Tau nun 86 Revolter. no the official nut thereof of record\n Acting Project Engineer. ph1laeui. up 1. *tDIilJ\u00a2i al -1 up the was U unolll 9,nan u\n Dr. Arthur G. IIilslreth of st. Lulu. onllnnnum 11, l\\\u00a2.,,l ,l,.ll Han not coaL LANDI. in the ffcicn of t.hq .Auditor of Ylkl\n * .. nrealdont of the unoclntlun, presiulul outer \\\u00a2*11l18l4l1umlu uwngmaudl\n 4 ma County, waahlnrton, mutha:.\n Ddwplthl liiuo I Dofiarut Challenge. :L the meeting yesterday.--Chinn; -| 1-.5 o r Usiwlr al lhl mi. Linz runacct. ORDER TO sHow CAUII. w1 lh wl.l.er right and appurten.\n RecordHarald. lhk'h 11 lqnihlro In Hun utldnnni Unum u T he Muir. or. 4 h ma Buperinr Court or tba sum onces thcriuntu baluudng.\n Fllnmng deflnllcv Lo the madieal 4 Landund ad 11lulnli an a plrk dr' Q. 414 Gfflro al plug, T111-. *l.l, u' Washington. in nm! for the Calm Nut!.u '| lavrvlzy (Ivan, That in\n pmfaision of Chlclgu In the treat FOR FLUMI BUILDWG--And Ill puilqf or llouhvard. IM lbs um: ,II;\u00a2'. hy 7 . \" I L i f Df Ynklmn._In probate. Bnturdu, the 2Bth dly M August,\n meet of dlsenie. the Amarionn Oiteo work in Lhl lm; 01 lrrllltloo ..| Alan! any tlll.l\"l., by nulllllul. Holli . 18-! d v u 'M it Ro an matter or the estate of .les- 1811: II. 1 oclock in the afternoon it\n pubic umciltinn, in I resolution un lcvelllll ll.lid Ind running Ily.11, .II l.1\u00a2lldl\\llhllrl.% m Jan and Mr 1 A. 1l;tllll, at .cl *\u00a2. *I* noInE.the McConnell, deceuad. said day, l will sell the above den\n ndmoualy endnruad by 1,200 rupn Frank 0. Gordon. north and of and put ltiamnrluuyurhuulo-d$ llrll ill. 0. Ill: In. nu. N a n H _ Whereas. George F. Mcconuall, ad\n orihed property, or .o much thorn!\n lentltlvel of the husodatlon lt the ltroet. Bunnnldo. 18 Y\\l.r'1 uw mM Ur I~l\u00a2*\"\u00b0.I '*\u00b01l 1*\"\u00b0\u00b0\u00b0\u00b0' In gnu nlqilu. nu, Una jin. Illl.. hillllrator of Lhl eitale of Jule 9, us may je necessary no udaty did\n Hotd La Sn!1n. }estmLIn} challenged ! lease. 141 dl mpnuaapfls \u00a2lrl\\1\\ patina) am. we up up we slru. 1u-\u00bb lvlhnnell, has putltlunrII judgment, together with attorney' I\n --- - - -. or hnlaurd. no may Hun ilnl airin- ilwls I.. Tauntlla I! II., I.-Ill glllill court for andacalled, order to mar?5.8e l'pr.~z, interelti, lnltl and Increued\n . uindnld llnnllu tho al: and] 1: w, Hulllll. Lu Nod :aku 4 up real estate d old eatlta. hardn costs, in dl lmountlng to the mm of\n ll -hpaunlh-lnul 'Tl*ahlloa\u00bb lhlnmlua so in! Fl.ll Mo nu l d\\alr described. for the sum of three $671.35\n Your Table Silver and: \"\"\" \"'\" 1\u00b0\"':'\u00b0\n * \"\"\"\"\"\"\n had-l W MW QMBLW &14 \u00a2%1g8\u00a2n1\u00a5\n l'rwl. an mums emu an up un :ummnd (Ive hundred Liolllrs, for sud file will aka place at WE\n .mu an-nun new. U1111d sun-\\ I Ln wnaonl lat rnrtb In lloyd petition. [mnt door at We Court Houma lt\n w-\u00bb . | II 11 now tbecretore ordered, the North Y&M1, in :Md Monty old\ni should have the heaviest poalible plate of pure silver at a\n moderate price. 1..l\u00a2lgluy;ld pnl\u00bb.ll nnllrlllunlllln. 191l\n the 26th d.y of August, 1011, State, and will be al. public auction\n as Lhe hour of eleven ouloek n. m. for cub in hand to the. bllbelt and\ni unqnluytnanli ulhu p1|n.| -my bl co' ..later In ma the uma is hereby flied as we bidOaf.\n Community Silver \u00b0\"\"\"\"\"\"11* \u00b0!' perk www \"\"1 Mann,\n 414 time of helrir-E on odd petition, Dated at North YMm4 Wuhinp\n ul sera noon. W as 111 It fa ordered that all nerlnns in ton, Win 25th on M JM), 1911.\n has. The dasignva are handsomest. Let.us Bbow them t.oyou. Iuulln-du; no llehdl d on Urnrllllun\n . v AW.\" [. Inu* \u00a2 tinted in laid eltate wllear before J, w. MAY, ahem.\n up :au -3-' *-'};\"|.. toI. kw. Wuh., - hill 4 wruhl. at Wlllln. say court. at the Court House, it By W. P. mumbo, Deputy. 1%\n we\" M* .,\u00a2.l\u00a2gl\u00a2* 4. Wuh. Bhdh Yakima, at did time, and\n R. S. Calkin, Ieweler W\"\"s'\u00a7,'\u00a5,'$,\"' \u00b0\"' l`.\\ll\u00a2! htlgg-1l\n quo up up lush 11 .my 14 Ii IIAIIIT Y. IAMT, nil cause, if my. thy Ill ortler to\n wiki lu it rqnln\u00a2 M an lllilllr emdnse bald aetmte should not be T\n _ _ _\n _ pr-ut1.\\ \"\" -41\n I \\l~ - - 4 __ uutd accordlni to the add petll H E U N ION BAN K\n 9E*!I92*I\u20acO I0I\u00bbI\u00a2I\u00a2I03!0I\u00a2'\u00a2K'l:FIO PIO ZQ IGKO IO ZQ I\\ilE* 3 I\\\\* '3 O B i\u20ac ptknn. piille .u1\\nul nal l halo-\n nth noun to l.oAoa. 'unuz and that due notice hereof he 0. \\ . Ql. , ful.\n :-h Ill lliI s-MU; $n r, Gina by puhllc.ation In the Bunny\n Swan.: 'lb aura u in Hsu \"'* \"\"\"\" wav hr m u 11.11. - .. a| Bun. n nuwlpuper published at Gnpltll, ' ' *\"\u00b0\u00b0\u00b0'\u00b0\"\n s A Y ! 11nunun an \u00a2l\u00bb.\u00bb Inn ulhnmy o Una. ll1.l.h. *'\" l#\\yllde, Yakima Oounty, Wishing F AB Gag==m ankle; Bueineue rnnaaenn\n Ne. \u00b0:d3pg-\u00a7,,\u00a2.'; :\u00b0\"1\u00a3.\" Vue gnu.\n Did You So Dad Chambers on the Fourth with NI: Girls? l..al\u00bb.d du. pro rum -ul nil ul _ ` 1\"1e nu estate of old eatete\n piiltuno an aw nnuln al rnlpnu wlleb It 11 proposed Un have mom\n W\u00a2r\u00a2n'l They all Right? I Guess Yu. lungs-l4041 as the alum mln in and 1: described u follows: The M. w. Schlosser |\n ugh Ann nllhn mw w on n in .sz but of the Southeast quam E. B. Crlsswel\n I-and Ill UUIIII1IOBII N n up the Bolmthent fllllrier .nd the\n 1\\\\ l-lil-4 to mndl). lui!! Wil our or the Bouthwe. Quarter\n Now he has something else to tell you\n nun-v -NA no. l\u00bb\u00a2ln.\u00bb\u00a2 n ,Q I hl B v nnhn- L\n mmour. of Bec SCHLUSSER & \u00a2\n Anulnl *\"\"* ' -Vu '\"\"'*' u- Thlrwono, can. 'nwnlhxn 'in\n THAT IS A Ll'I'Ill..E STORY ABOUT an-. '\u2022 \"\"\"* u \"' \"i n n m 0 um non, man Truman- us)\n nadnll \"\"\"\" \"\n u\u00bbl'\\nhnl\u00a2nll\u00a2.unnulll 1 w. I.. Ma nnUrgnu a nC P IL u GRISSW[ll\n in: blunt, and uecntlu the\n\n L IM\n h u s N a n \" nu of s o lk!0l\u00bb1rly up the govamllllllt 1plll\n .in DI |* in nu - an WELL DRILLING\n T HE CASCADE LUMBER co.\n no -: Q\n l~ \\ many -slim in;\n ink -4- Iv Mr \u00bb1.w1~ ml nu gum II u Up I our\n in I\u00bbv\u00bbnu\u00bb\u00bbu\u00bbnm \\r\\>\u00bb\\n.\u00bb-nun.:Iii HUT I ii: 11+\n ? nr-\n lhtd at North Ida... Washington S\" un bmefnra youn1111.\n 2 9 ma . un,\n no us m. O mni.\n Jndlw\n All Work Gnnnnlud-\n - - l -_ --\n Hu nuunethlng that beaN than all m ~ m\u00bb\u00bbm mlwu O\u00bbn ................ ,~\u00bb\u00bb.\n Nun Al nr-u no mlnmn in ~.4 by sum.. u nnmn -Han Kano. or ll4EllFF'B ILL: or\n -no n IN! Mil IIi n n au avu u qn u n n lu tyn u m REAL IIYATE unozn\n IH II1 MI IIMIINWNRIM\u00a2Nylhn; - I U 1l SPICIAL zxscurlon I. w. COLBY r-4\n Came dawn my ld me all you lhaul I u s\u00a2 \u00bb~i d l u a n . AI\\muuua~nnh1ull\u00bbo\u00bb\u00bbw\n F- an \\led. lIILql.lqIillyllg.qlqllgllq,\n You all know \u00a2h\u00a2 number. Jus! l\u20acl\\l!l Un R. R. Ind: an-yoqunuuu-44151 \u00bb-uununaaoouu u the Bqurlnr Dnltlrtoltho see DI'\n \\I'.1llinl=l0Il. II Una nu yakima CltyIranster Co.\n 4-lx my\n l3'T........\\.. un- v u\n an II \\\\- l~r.Ael' nuns: von in. lump.\n 4 :urn an.: I up an u nnumnsnAcrlnn.m. lI w. Gibbon\n Statham.. nlaulndm al. Chufa\n und Nalllc I. Gibbons nnyq-ami, AI\n xll.lJlmll . - nu Ur nun- m E. to, Rahel. I. Guido and \\aa.\u00a2f1\\ild~\u00a2.AI*\n CASCADE LUMBER up mmaa&ul\u00bb\n I-an I. Al no U 1-114\n u\u00bbn~ l\u00bb.o.aluul. l'\\llnll4l. Ilia in cunt, he vlro. RE\n to! plnlumng Dalalillr.. env ll'!l\\lllllllil. I\n ..,.,...................~ . lUWlrl v . \"\\1n8 uIIFl4#1MlluM\" -Hun, 8tn\u00a2wWhu Onmlllw. a\n\n\n\n\n 41 _\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 70 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 34\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 71 of 99\n\nNewsoi The Atchison Daily Globe (Atchison, Kansas) - Fri, Nov 14, 1913 . Page\n n 8\nhttps://kansashistoricalopencontent.newspapers.com/ Downloaded on Nov 19, 2024\nimage/479935553/\n\n\n\n\n ('hr.-vk 'Your \\\\\"\u00a2'npnn<.\n lt will cost you a. fine of from $10\n to $100 to discharge or carry fire-\n alms In Jackson park from now. You\n can't even go through the park hunt-\n Ing or return that way. An brdinancn\n to the above effect' was passed last\n night, and Lhe police judge can im-\n pure a jail senivncg in addition to a\n find Boys have brim' shbotinf.\" rab-\n alts and squirrels in the park. 4\n\n\n\n\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 72 of 99\nII THE ATCFIISON DAILY GLOBE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 14. law\n 'wane wav M mm Ln'-\n As lun lIII\u00a2'l _un ac an un!\n To prevent disease- A e.1l.dl the Hi al I.. 'h.l.r laundry\n Cu., 8z.lll. tae :lu 1-1.1'la\\1:m d :ha\n Commarulnl 1h-t Wllto 1.7. 8711111\n Low Rates South\n r.esist~disease germs I Finn u shun. nu annul; llll the\n 1lmrsr au1u11.ll\". old of use. law lhn 1\n llnlllllallnl of hl *hlh Way un\n Cullll1lulcl.lll hurl ..lll. II Fifth.\n Thus: Vu but Qui 6610 lnidderl \\hl\n November 4 and 18, December 2 my 16 I\n \\\\uudha1u\u00bb\u00a2Klein o.1N1l1ll, ullluh\n -had 1z,lll II! to. luger jib, Ind\n a\n Thorn * I mnnlun want u Y I\n lo nlmluu now. Tulsa I-dh and\n Fl1Ilt. un the un gnu ban in I\n BDI nvlhlld wh- It Thu Hun, in\n unlorgruund enodulln. and lui. lho\n while WA! unllnrm with lbs ul-\n amu of iho unset..\n Al an Tuner be It win coll v.\n afoul. II I Trout In to 1n1L_- - n*ua..\u00a2.41-nuns.\" uimnaunn\n Whit! YU TTI!! 1111 pg 11 ad\n vlnrl .AI-rllll. Ill an 8ll1111i18 an Alibi.; Fluid., Geoqin, Tellelae up Hinildpp\n SMALLPOX iS prevented by vacdnati/.m ._ the injsctiun d vaccine. tend lab lun. -al-..n that 1111\n DIPI-ITHER!A is puwented by Me injection of anti-toxin. rnum1l 1111 Alfi fildl to pa :ho\n Tl\\l)f anmpnny, ilwii to tif! 1\n These enable the body to produce substances which pwwant the growth of'\n annallpcx and diphthexin germs in the blood n will he lannuuuu. am 1ll.nr |\n ..y.\u00bbl, M account at pal Mlle. to I\\\n mother diseases, nearly, if not quite as danguuus, and far more an wan.. way nun; fur iN h--:=.|.\u00a2.\n w.......... ., ,. Mm the grippe, bronchitis, Pneumonia catarrh, rhzumatiann, this nr Then -nu M un ann\n |mn111 1:0190 to to. hlnek. ll!.h isJu\n nndascoxeofcilzeis-that eanbepreventedlesspainfully and maze easily by making Irlll euntlin . \u00a2l\\.1.t\u00a2r at \"vi Tuul\n lwn lllhll Four d the 1\\lht.. ulll\n the body strong to resist gem: infection. be of If-nndl. Po*nr net: .no uII1\n burn lmlll 10:10 D. m. The filth. nf\n \\\n lop lamln will b. Intlhdk [milr 4 Llp to the lrL llhoulii be u\n and till lhlllc ..II lilt. On Sillur keen norm water hum U!\n 8.7 l.lll:l thl 11:ll' hip irlll \\l.1 .u:HN Chi! Coleman U -.. -I\n ams Ian who u slung\n on um 11 |\u00bb n Thou will be in BH! to Iilliralkl la X+\u00bb\u00bbr\\. -~Park :no fnqunlly an I buried wam\n 1I1!-un un u1. hum 'he lrllm to jin\n llnrwl buullll, .Ni a. Thisl \u00a2lrP.l. .\\lrhliv! wen abou the ulllillu and my. II hwlnl1h11the in in\n lllck Man the own l-.r a! 1111\n \"1- tool: Csnnorlnl Una to the de\n I..I re can tor :umrut will In In land u.4. compel Nn pulls. ifplrtm I\n to wren.. in-nun. The or id l\n\n Olive Oil Emulsion\n per dum. lnnulw. Law . -rm1\n nun :Ill b. tlhtlel M .\u00a2l1l\u00bbhlm. Dr. Plntl. leculili no nu 110. Gimp- min llll . Iltl and Children .oil !\n lb. are Llipl, our on ................ l1i0 II L lvrthl woman and fig f\n url l. to llllnlal incl-.Q II! 1h Inna;\n Dick hwslllnn In lhll to he Ur he reportaml of nellwt Iron: mm, Xi n\n ' it.v. IllitlIl. bill. on lecmam it 'Ilia I ..h..I. oeudaWh lhll cl... LnrulerColo\n \\\\hlr.e we. will b. nm, r=t..1, 1 Bo .un to had lun l:ol.1cl m till man He hu ohurvdl ala unluu at\n (With Hypophosphites) \"4 ulrrnn au only for lhl II\u00bbiI1II.U | wlun\n o!\n .H\n .\n C..1117 I puhllc 1.1! .t lclwl\n with nu aura urea. and till\n that tho-\n -\n :wa home Ann: n z\n tlno, the city must tum uh the run\u00bb l4ll ,..\n is designed for the prevention as well as the relief of disease-by enlhlinf the body to ovencomo nut at loc poem! rlvaou fund.\n Dwld Clinton lemma. on n. an Di. no an ulumnlly In mr\n the germs. It, at the Mme dmc, stxengthemand tones the ne'l1r\u00a2l,Inol:l:ili1e\\th\u00a2blood, puts the entire Bundling of a far uma nprusu\n u 1lvu Ni the Con!el\u00a2'll1 Qluh an in# Ill: BUdwlln. a- IB. at lluuelu- on the Om..l.. 015 Dan al the\n iystem into a pmvef hesdthy cnfndiliun to comb.: and naeeesdinlly resist dineaar. Anna .u the n\u00a2\u00a2\u00bb.\u00a2r \u00a2Iun, all in* \"\"\"\"1 '\"\" '\"\"\"!\u00b0\" wane-1u. helrw. an nun trick lhnwhu 4\n ..ul.\u00a2. pnuagq nu nuwuln M 111, 'The Vin mn buy. l Furl in b-n put on the any tilth .I 1\n Evefryperaunnatinperiac'lbllt.hhllh1r,illilnt1e:1lll\n ofsomediaueadnglilanelltinhilorherayliem.\n ueoounmaielnntln hllnelinl! mlnv peoyleclft lneell The' ala. 1b1kg * r o f lllr 1\\CJ to 'lurer-1\u00a2\u00a2 In Thu hat,\" cut. and :lu lollllon of ugh: n c\n u hil .Ly pMtlul. wein. the ur- \u00bb-n%, 0. n. woody, at C.\\l\u00a2\\\u00a2r c lupntelm hu bun r.l\u00bb-ua .n\n Cold weather, our-work. :rerun dan3r kind, nu nuumouveounnnmninnin plellsllntmtllne. The rory areat or rltnh and, l\u00a2..\u00bbl,* m..~|\\ B. un Han Ben apnaionnl In u x.\n habla to bf!! lbout pall :ha canditima under whldl Hypophoophites it oonulino tone the ner-a. The Wr' Men ahncknd. Frlllk nunsl. paul- ; mana in, who w- nun; with Extr. r.r11 clerk. an :nu Hn: I\n thusellteutdiaenegnfml 1.illl\u00a2l.heul:l1erhlnd,l.l:d Olive Oil nourishes both nerves and blood. dam or! Thu Gommeneld duh no lan- .1 you.; whit.: nun. \\n1 nrder.\u00a2 to m work In 1h1 Fllll Cllr .rltdm .w\n putyouonyuurrhlck\"downlid\" Ren!! Dlive Oil Emullion ltlungdnna YD!-B pots lump rel or\\ Ml, of to 11\\1b, alfy ds- ,I-ve tbl dry renetdlx. my 11tb the tone of Ulilht hnndlnn II FM]\n h Ildfl it. rl.1.I\\es in. 11v.0 in -|||\u00b0\n You who are run-down. :Wed-mt. nervous- md ginger md vitility ma your l.;1tn0. lt makes you Inn. nu trunk. 1111.1.\u00a2 Ind Ur. 'City In Mu tnrlllld. H o i\n You who, though not nick enough to [Iva up, dl l ! feel better and stronger. It improve: your digestion and purl or thclr dung than in. 1.m1..II w _ ash a lllr number 01 lhqnnun\n couillnui . lent m\u00bb,Iw1*1 .11.1 11uII 1n...<\u00bb.1 on. 11\n l hBp2 theq *Mhnmoule 3.9 .;3,-:_ ellployzl In the Pills (it! 111091.\n inmi.. Liu! Ian on .cl 8,118 am 111.81 Ilnl to rw. in. n tam you to mink MIN Luella Izmir. ac 11\n YouwT1narveuppnrently-l1.|:\\d||u|llo|Isy|u~\u00a2ll- Br rlldent planar -n1n. Ola vb ,,\n Taka home a bottle of Raul! Olive 011 Emulsion tn- i\u00a2u1II!\\r of Albeit Mayor, #ho 11\n intl--n at :ha Baolllr club or.. now f Ili \"'!\u00b0\"lf lim afnu think a! \"Up lllrl. rn'In mush of Bunn. died .|\n da;r.mduseitalame.nllogdinclf andhlpueif. It is guumund to be squat as upresenbed :have --10 hind 51 Cl! ! M1.\\1llr Bunn.. 1\\ morning. waller a ilnierlng Illne-\n Resnlll Olive OF Emulsion in I red her-n-Euod to all that is dlimed lbove\"-to lltilfy you in evcq tru than Ill! elUl colll.t lll.lb M nu l.l 1\\l1.1.\u00a2 iiltlnr. You Irili kidney noubl.. The Funeral I\n vi. or your money back without squabble or question. Igor run: u0m-cs urns on fun; \\II hah! ' Una dllner *1****F ' mu lr ml \u00a2- unhaem l i i n h\n '33 than it is dladisuxc hum mast other I0-allld Enough for full tvlu .t\u00a2\u00a2h' lteltmtrlt, $1.00. nn 1\"|..11l\u00a5 lo -I :M bl.IL J.1l:\u00bb a Rip Blur n Of lluhlt ..els Lalnllnr 81ln1ll:l at I men .no e\n 'Indie\u00bb\" which othethu- nn ina value mi do nom- Sold only at The Reirill Stores -the World'l [taint \\\\lIII1 nlhIn lloyd u L: would u. Inll '*'\u00b0\"\"\"\"* \"1\"*\u00b0 In the 'u \u00b0f \u00b0l'*\" burial M11 un in i l l u n - er r\n lqlnalllintonpanrilmr|\\unla1neyou,leavi;\\\u00a2yuuh1 Drug Stores-Ind .lw.ys with nI1.\\lll1alnot\u00bb\u00a2olfuJm' 'I lh. nrwnnr open win nu: :lt\u00bb \"\" \"\"\"\" pnuttrr. fruit, \u00b0*\u00b0 I\n a worse conditim Ibo before Cr, haven( inodvduentill plebe -tiafaction, or your money buck. \" .lly ldv-n the 1l 11.!1\\l) 10 lha | h. Jon. Hun: Gnu and haven- - -\n uw T I. ntrurnur -ld x 14.\u00a2\u00bbl.u 1 gN|1 nr! l.1}lnl l9l,lgl' 11gh\u00a2 go. 0111! 0- BllII\u00a7lll Ql ILISE\"\n Sold in chin community only .t al :no hid dlcldnl I lllrllhr .up [wok llllmd's deelulun to nm-e -1- \u00b0ih..t II LAXATIVII :homo QUT-\n xml Iirld .. db cnundl to.: 19.0 ..l rrnl plhrnier l\\l1\\111 Ind BWI! I NIXE. :mu [Nt the lll\\..tu.re of n.\n WALTERS & BEHRENS ul Ann an evanne no! hmdl I1.uu thu .n.u1.1r1 dwr. Ind Autumn ndrhilw. onovla. Cure! Coin!In\n la-~\u00bbl. but .did the trunnion h.ld n or in $111 half the choru.. Dar. Cllrni Orig lu Two Dan. lie.\n Aldukun, Kansas been mind IN Kula. T he usual\n J l1lfI It would Luca the ehlaee..101\n muuun to accept tln Than! ba\n r..1l1\\\u00bbl Dolf b.I III! dll.\u00a2llul. \\\n l1 !u!Ihnn lllrllo WING \"1q,\" \\\\\n hr Onarug, at the Bonner club.\n in. will- up of the eau III l.ln 1I.|\n Plan Early Your Trip\n 11441 by property a\\rI\\tI\"l luuet\n 1\\n nun l.nu\u00a2,\u00a2a Um: nu peuuau ..\n l1'\u00a21:L A roll clll on to! motion 1.\n to\n CITY NEWS. .\n 1 Who mfr I...n 1rht Lhlnku of . Candy\n I Ll nrphowl. Peak. AIIl\\llI nn4 |..\\ with tic ldrII.\n from Ome1 111.11 rrmkrl so Ghana G! '\u00a2k. l. lrlnilon D( the\n un umm w, Ana, . turner ... .Iv-lI the bid Vu ardertd at No\n\n\n California\n l1:\u00a2\u00bbI M I r . u m m ; who - i n n n .\n (ulh.uNu. at Xena Pnngrnplu .null \" U' \" Rlahleder, |**' slleku out Iii* D0\u00a2 B0nn8u '.' in . all! 1l.d1l!. lfl11 In al lil!!! |. now quutur lJ.l llIulrl i iN the IAtlr\u00a2l\\ of llvlible\n Asllrmlnrnaeuu.. I H Wllb Tphldl, .no with [USE 1lu\n 0.1 thru yous 1: |. I n n\n rr fig !j,\"hrl.\\IIII.l in*\n 3.l.?l! Hun I I\n HI the\n . k l1n\\\\\\\n IP.I::ll.T.'h UK\\1.I\u00a2l\u00a5.0ll*l.\\l1\n n t l use: I Ly l.lr\n sihhls I ll.,bl.,lltr .uh 11n1) \" g i\n ac o Bunch' 1.. 1-\n '\\\n to.\n Reu1nehmenl. recently \u00a2\\l.\\.llt So 1 ucopltnnally iilri ind ..l;.. \u00bb I o u r J u s \\ l a | Qld at him:\n urmen at Rorlua, II Ula un. un u win; oft. ,I um h '\u00a7.-\u00bb\u00bb-gm I .L l .|Inr ch IouUnn. umm!-u\n uA lLl her In | in..lid the n I me\n in no: ' I T1\n |\n ' h!1l1w the he enc in arrln Irm: Ia1an Bachmann II nan- nn- -n ;,,}.,'\u00a7',\" ,. ; \u00b0 o n M i a '_ r \\ \"'\n DTI. !r\u00a2lt0 n. lpeeialUlI kldnirl 1:.l1v II,.1 Ills annually on each l1.ln at n\n blldder au4 foul Mlm-n. Ami hen four her..in 1l~ north and of tba Om\u00a2bl Mu\\ull1. |, Guam *. q1II:2\n d!ln't know an Bn.ll.h word from 11sonold r.\n 'l'1\" vruaerw illieh th. Wlilte \\\\ to Plan to in [MQ Winter to the landof warmth\n hmuugy arming WEIll Uh! 1. Qggdk 1,111 .no **n,t la *as in :In' | 1*0r I1LM gun El I 81.10 Ax sun al P.dhhf, H., G11dl. Hgng.l QI] r\u00a2.11 null eu.\u00a2, but tht plan. llh lhnch I and roses away from the cold and snows.\n II an an AU nun for 25 :Unum lu . | ..,;.... -dam!, r.\u00a2ln=\u00bbl\u00bba.\"*pl\"4 run at Int!-a lurmmw ...\\.11.. and . 11..4l8lI M to. I II an dollnadilll hm- ltghu .r .1\n Lair.. at ibn muon Ha nnllU rout. | vr \" \" Lm Clnln u. G\\irt, et-go-not nr ,Ami Hwlliln. and IIof l9tllf\\. (TIPm, I\n .-inn oh. 0C001 m I- tndlgqdrohr, ind not I. can clerk rI Your syn doin- lgerlalhnd 44- li.-enum Hun. Glick we. ani at mm 1Illl| lie l1t h el ru xl h n Ivtr d ! ! !d l I: The best way-via Rock Island Lines.\n .hlpno| re. :blk ltd. Ilnlnpn II the ihbluhmnnt..no Herman K.-- I-n. than uh; we q\\\u00a2d.li.l. :Slime 9n=1\\ 14 .1\\ auuwdn:h uma. which ala' up Nh-n Nan\n Iurinl on. law by. u I.: the hum cuss. :Lu1; hr 1111n\\11 Co. Chufa of Thr- Routal\n On. 1.y of .91111. 1111 l,..l, pa YY\u00a2l h.ll. W illllli II not 1bk I. l .W Raoul.: h.. neovlnd r nm Z\"Q\u00b0. \"M1* 'Ja :::::.:\"::i ~\u00bb\"\"'2J2-\"l';\" \" \"' \u00b0\".,\"'!.':\u00b0,'; .\n lem u !n ell! Ruhlrrmn. He no sup nu i:41I4 II 1060 .1 1ny in.. II'. . Mud, and he rllllrmd \"'h\" \\\\..\u00bb.s1.n.l lehool until iN :un ul\u00b0l \"\"\" *'\"I would like to let Iwr avlf i\n and the n tml to the \u00a7lnhl\u00a2n L.Ii~ h 1 Jo*\" a :Ihdm Id he IIke to Via El Paso and New Mexico---the direct\n Elm 11\u00a21\\lI1l\u00a2r. 1 colored man 11 ha url II the 1hopl. * I1IULNor Torn. :men h| pr\u00bb.|lr!d .up Len IBTS. mUh,Ill\n men an on want ,\n I or s\n 'lluannnun Gui pa 1 -gnntid 4 nm up with lmup- un I J.. 11 ('ll.lrle. *\"\"!\"* \"'\u00b0 \u00b0\"\u00b0' hell \"\u00bb:..t llrllrlP This u h$ many imr uh r.1lr11 \\l .llr .iI1\\l 1,ll\\\\t: 1;:IN II..\n .IM\n route of lowest altitudes-in connection with\n m 1s11nn and ha! UW .in he fell Hum I wanna. can 1... 1. ridvnl in Atchlllll. s. not KNI\\ In human \"1 dldnl. Iraq mr s-A \"\"\" \".\" m.1av\" the E. P. & S. W. and Southern Pacilic; via.\n b\u00a2ll\\1..I llrn: I Phi I I 0I1\"g\\.n ihlenthr, Tom 0192 $y1.i1 ind I mndll In Arhnw 04 |\".\\.|| on Ml nxuhr\n nun until l in Colorado Scenic Route to Salt Lake City-\n l\"rl\u00bbl Cry-nl. M l lIIlploy4& no llcklnnr. law \\'lenl.;r-Ihr. yan. 11.1.\u00bb1 Whlh MTM :our Christmas shun l\u00bb..r\u00bb=..l it m an Deli dupuchu.n Il l n 1 A hu! *\"\"\"\"\"\n ll.hu In :ha round M am Us !mplo on to u \\ L \u00bb I -'\\ Ill -re do not Inlet \u00a30 oil! 34ur 1.\\ll\\\u00bb1r old n>an. \"Hll th. nun Il 11 ' \u00b0\" ' \"' \" L. I fIIIIl\\ thence 'Western Pacific through Feather River\n .Han will 1wn h mm . MUM. he n\u00a2nh. M UDMMM. and r111.6 \u00bb\u00bb\u00a2I tnm to. lI\u00bb1\u00a2hq; Cut W Ph-1l\u00bb Mu In snow: am much .hit in 0. ll- an .w ilt no nun\n Sam Humana, a hrmcr. m. WM to k Mmnn WM the H hm ll. u!l.11r1 Nur: not :upll Mr 401. r--* '\"\"\" u JM 1* mm 9* * i Canyon; via Colorado Scenic Route to Salt\n n m ln t a lk! went! ! : i t h e I U . M .Mid II lllTlllll CB\\*-.l M M -B \\ m i R l l l l S p f| u n , tonne. All noun it ln \"\" \"* I* W ln-.Up | Lake City and Ogllen--thence Southern Pa-\n lilelilnur h11. \u00b0\" bi. Una..\\ll:anl\\in\u00a2 .-! b-- II Ill! mu Una.. ==1--nal 1\u00b0rn ml lhsir no. u onllilb ~! \\\u00a2l-una-\\1nl.l'l menu\n -.hb o r. an c h:-1 t\n Iltuenhouu at D. H. ton-, . mr- 1 fnuulfl m nu o f \" * \"\"\"'l'\\\\\u00b0 ||\\.| 441\\10I nmln tar nmall man ll\\n\u00bb.l lntnnah. The r\\4udlt\u00a2\u00a2 I. I 1* \u00a2\\l\\\u00a2 *llll'l in! Uwllhl cific.\n man. an unknown lt the nun- H- .II lu. II new n.r.l>.f\\L but till II I .m--n1 . cm, phase 111. mi!l.ll\"*. l.\\dom my\" u.\\l, ..l uh #Ill Pi. -o Lex me help you plan your trip.\n Ranna ll.l mood fro.: F ly. M U . :Hun 1.1 newlrtr. H u n . \" . I I ' l ,o rg lg.UI,ll 1l.1un A .say named Greer. \u00bberer.l F*rrl in I 1 g o \" I .\n | \u00bb Inuhlon.\n -\n llalanrek m--men. Phone l1! l)al nm et: al :mu Palm! mlm-1.\\\u00a21 -| of Un e.r lQpnrlm-t 41 al\n 'l1un hnir-n the In Walowa .an l** C\u00a2lU\\I Branch 111IW1. 11 I\\\"* a\n \\.ughlunnlv larml.. F111 of U. lrnvnIlnl nell!...lll..l.i\\0 to! Mrvurnl 5\n ...,., 1 ll\u00a2 blll,ll. g1.d lO . (hu.1n H810 1.PP1!* \\16\\1-.\n u. irnl \u00a2\u00bb111lu | q no. \"iN *\n ' * - . 41 he the-.\n A lIr.1 :11l: In I Ianl I\\.11!h he\n Tfiif\u00e9k\n | Island L\n I. A. STEWART,\n 6\u00a2n\u00a2rll Puuulzr Alcan\n To\u00a2ll. Kiisii\n 1'\n AUTOMOBILE BARC.AINS\n 111! ..-unnne that Ron hue; re- 1r||iG.B. Barium lnlrlhlllllil-\n I.n1I1v tllm I . your c.m.n la mnrlh -3;-\u00bb||| at\";.h\u00a2 _ \u00a7 1 ;\" . -f.3\" hire au q 1...4 runner I . : glen, T hu .L\n I>rz1:ln* IN Po. 'l'll!n Illll, ! 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'\n 11.In. l-1.1.mi1,4 all ll!-r mauiw c\u00a2l\u00a2n4 is* In Inn. up hn-\n luninli-l.L wdunllalnn. ......................... dana---:lub-:slung\n I\n 4\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 73 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 35\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 74 of 99\n\n\n\n\n THE CITY OF _Q3,LAHOMA CITY,\n OKLKITOMA\nI\n .L\n\n L . a *\n\n\n\n\n CHARTER\nI AND\nI\n REVISED GENERAL\n ORDINANCES\n |\n\n\n\n\n JANUARY 1, 1913\n\n\n\n I\n\n 141 4\n -L.\n 1.\n A Compilation of Certain Revised Ordinances of The City of Okla-\n .\n s\n 1\n 4.\n homa City. Passed, to take Effect upon their Publication Herein,\n and All Other Ordinances of a General Nature Now in Force, 'm\n Said City, Except the \"Building Code\" which is Published Under\n Separate Cover.\n\n\n Compiled, Revised and Indexed (Under Direction of the Board\n of Commissioners of Said City) by V. V. Hardcnstlc, Assistant\n in the Office of the Municipal Counselor.\n\n\n\n IL\n\n C/\n G04 ~8l\u20ac\n Jil .lII'ol I'-:-f1\n r'i\"JIII\"'I 1 14 lIAP.VARN 1lnl\\n:p.4ITv\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 75 of 99\n\n\n\n\n322 PARKS\n\n ARTICLE 11.\n\nl PARKS, ETC. REGULATION.\nSECTION SECTION\n 990 '1`ri\\f1l1:!, certain \u00a2hornugIa{':u'c-1. 1014 Disorderly conduct.\n 991 Lirrlns, vehicles. 1015 Shlewnlk construcllnn.\n 992 Bin-ycles, carry lights. 1016 Driveways, how Improved.\n 993 Turn to left. 1017 Foot-ways.\n 904 Ve-hleles on road. 1018 Fences and barriers.\n 905 Danger signals. jmn \\'ehiclc-s in certain places.\n ,996 Vehicle stopping. 1020 City furrester.\n 997 Limit of speed. 10\u00b01 Trees to be trlmmcd.\n 998 House moving. 10'*'* Trees, permits to plant. I\n 999 Certain permits: deposits. 1023 Same, permits to remove. I\n1000 Animals, attended, etc. I 11\"-l Sumo, guards around.\n1001 Fast dvlvimx, etc. 1045 pr~14n1lt to nttnch wires, etc.\n1002 Anim als, etc.; restricted to !O\"G \\VI1'os, contact.\n certain places. 10'*T Intorff-runce with ('itv For~\n1003 Hltehlng to trees. roster.\n1004 Dennslts of dir t, etc. 4 1 n'>R Pormlts to be specific.\n1006 l')c~pm=1ts of building' materlnl. 1029 P ark in g : control. im prove-\n1006 Rnd llg-hts. e\n mont.\n1007 Games rerruluted. 1030 Special improvement petition.\n1003 Cvrlrlin sports. 1031 Same, notice to Improve.\n1009 Fire urns, missiles, Nic. waz Pnilure: tax warrant. Qtr-.\n1010 Selling' :ml :\\rlvr'rtlF-ing. a 1033 Tax warrant, penalLy. etc.\n1011 Injury to trees. etc. = 1034 S.-wing clause,\n1012 Tileyeles, etc. on paths. 1 1035 Punishm ent.\n1013 Vchlclcs. use limlterl. |\n\n\n Section 990. Traffic Restricted on Certain Thoroughfares.\nNo omnibus, wagon, cart, dray, truck, or other vehicle for car-\nrying goods, merchandise, manure or any other articles, except\nsuch as are engaged in repairing Of' constructing said parks, L\n I\n\n\n\nboulevards, streets, avenues or driveways shall be allowed to enter I\n\n\n\n\nupon any boulevard, parkway. street, avenue or park road rc- L\n\n :\n\n\n\nserved from heavy traffic by the Board of Park Commissioners of' I\n\n\n\n\nOklahoma City, Uklahoma; Provided, however, that wagons or\nother vehicles carrying goods, merchandise Of' other articles to or\n 1\nfrom any house or premises abutting upon any of such boulevards,\nlwarkwnys or streets, shall he pcrmitterl to enter thereon, at the\ncross street nearest to said house or premises, in the direction 0\n\n\n\n\nin which the same are 1noring. and deliver or receive such goods, I\n\n I\n\n\n\nmerchandise or other articles, hut shall not proceed thereon,\nfurther than the nearest cross street then(-aflter; hut this pro-\nvision shall not npplv to any of the driveways within the limits\nof the parks, ml sail hi\u00bbulevar HARVAR l`l lln|lfEF15|T,-\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 76 of 99\n\n\n\n\n PARKS 327.\n\n\nuse of public parks or parkways, as pa-asure grounds by the\npeople, for the purpose of recreation, under such ra-asonuhlc\nrules and regulations as may be preserih--il by the Board of Park\nCommissioners.\n 1\n Section 1008. Certain s ports Forbidden. X0 person shall\nengage ill any sport upon ally boulevard, avenue. street, park-\nway, park road or driveway, under the Gnutrol or sIIIw01-visiuxm of\nthc- llnarfl of Park ('ommissi011c1's. wllivll will he likclv to\nl`1'igl1t\u00a2-11 llorscs, injure pussm1g<~1\u00b0s, or elnluaulwass rno passage of\nvohi-'lvs tlwreon.\n Section 1009. Fire Arras, Missiles, Etc., Forbidden. Xi per-\nsou shall fire or discharge any gun, or pistol. or carry live arms,\nor throw stones or other missiles, or fire, discllarlze or set off any\nrocket, cracker, turpcdu, squib Of' other fireworksi Of' things e011-\ntnining any substance of an explosive clmrnc-ter, within any park,\nl\u00bboulevar\u00a2.l. avenue, st\\'r-et, parkway or driveway, of this oily, 1111-\nder the eonltl'ol Of' supervision of the Board of Tau'k (`ou\\mis-\nsinners. except upon a permit, first duly uhtaiiueil. or authority\npl'\u00a24\\inusly ,f;ranted. by said Board, and suhjeet to such rules and\nrrgulntions as said Board may establish. \u00b0\n Section 1010. Selling, Advertising, Etc., Restricted. No por-\n~on shall expose any article or thing for sale. 01\u00b0 do any hnu'kiug\nor peddling, or distributing hand-bills, or erect any sign board\nor posts. or affix any notice, or bill, or other writing or printing,\nOll any tree. lamp post. llvdrant. eurlmstoue, sirlv-n\u00b0:1lk, coping,\nflngstono, al~ncE, wall, building, or other places' in buy park, boule-\nvard, nveuuv, street, parkway, park road. driveway. or other pub-\nlic grounds, under the control or ~upcrvision of the llonrd of\nPark ('o\\mnissionr-rs. Nor shall any person drive any aniuml,\nor vohirle displaying all advertising placard of any kind; nor\nshall any person. display any placard or advertisement, of any\nkind, upon or along any boulevard, avenue, street. parkway, park\nroad, or in any park, or other public grounds, under the control\nand management, of the Board of Park Commissioners.\n Section 1011. Injury tO Trees, Plants, Etc. No person slmll\ncut. break or in any way injure, or deface, any of the trees,\nshrulis, plants. turf, grass. lamp posts, fences. bridges, buildings,\nor other constructions of property in of' upon- any park, boule-\n\n\n\n Lim; P;3l 1=-n\n 'Lll-.l.=~l In, Go\\ \u00bb8l@ H AP 'JA R I] U H I 'JE F. 3 I TW'\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 77 of 99\n\n\n\n\n TAB 36\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 78 of 99\n\n\n\n\nI\n:\n\n.I\nI\nI\n\n\n\n\n >\n .r\n I\n\n 3\n\n\n\n\n LAWS OF CALIFORNIA\n AND\nI\nI\n;\n ORDINANCES OF THE COUNTY\nl\n AND\nI\nI\n!\n CITIES OF\nI\nI LOS ANGELES COUNTY\ni\n\n\n\n\nI\nI\nI\nI\n RELATING\n TO MINORS\nI\n\n\n\n\nI In Effect January 1st., 1914\nI\n\n\n\nl\n1 COMPILED AND PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE\n BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF SAID COUNTY\n\n b\n\n\n J. D. FREDERICKS H. s. G. McCARTNEY JOHN L. RICHARDSON\n Compilers\n\n \\\n \\ Standard Printing Company\n 211 New High Sl.\n I\n\n\n I\n |_III' ll..-I I ~\u00bbl .\n | l.1ILI>-1'l [W G01'8l6 HNM:R\u00b0-lT\\'| OF r/llr~INESC\u00bbTa\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 79 of 99\n\n\n\n\n LOS ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 153\n\nupon conviction, shall be punishable in a fine not to exceed\nOne Hundred Fifty ($150.00) Dollars, or by imprisonment in the\ncity jail of the City of Monrovia for a period not to exceed\nfifty (50) days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.\n (Ordinance No. 448.)\n\nAN ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF\n THE CITY OF MONROVIA REGULATING PUBLIC\n PARKS, PUBLIC PLACES AND THE USE OF MON-\n ROVIA CANYON PARK BELONGING TO THE CITY\n OF MONROVIA AND FIXING A PENALTY FOR THE\n VIOLATION THEREOF, AND CREATING A BOARD\n OF PARK COMMISSIONERS FOR SAID CITY OF\n MONROVIA, AND REPEALING ORDINANCE no. 314\n OF SAID CITY.\n The Board of Trustees of the City of Monrovia do ordain\nas follows :\n . Section 1. That the rules and regulations hereinafter pre-\nscribed shall govern the public parks and public places of the\nCity of Monrovia, and also use of Monrovia Canyon Park belong-\ning to the City of Monrovia.\n Section 2. That within the limits of any said parks or public\nplaces, or within the limits of Monrovia Canyon Park, it shall\nbe unlawful for any person or persons to do any of the acts\nhereinafter specified, to-wit :\n . l. To lead, or let loose any cattle, horse, mule, goat, sheep,\nswine or fowl of and kind.\n 2. To carry or discharge any firearms, firecrackers, rockets,\ntorpedoes or any other fireworks, or air gun or slingshot.\n 3. To cut, break, injure, deface, or disturb any tree, shrub,\nplant, rock, building, cage, pen, monument, fence, bench or other\nstructure, apparatus or property; or to pluck, pull up, cut, take or\nremove any shrub, bush, plant, or flower, or to mark, or write\nupon any building, monument, fence, bench or other structure.\n 4. To cut or remove any wood, turf, grass, soil, rock, sand\nor gravel.\no 5. To distribute any llandbills, or circulars, or to post, place\n r erect any bills, notice, Japer Ur nclverlising ulevicu Ur matter\nof any kind.\n 6. To swim, bathe, wade in, or pollute the water of any\nstream, pond, lake or fountain, or to deposit or throw in any\nStream or in the bed thereof, any dead animal, or part thereof,\nor any papers, trash or rubbish of any kind, or any vegetable\nOl' animal matter of any kind, or to do or permit to be done any\n\n\n Llll ,lll .I '| . I\n I\u00bbI\u00a31l'I1+\u00bb 1 I\",J GOT \u00bb8l\u20ac 1 ll\"J l\\\u00bb'EFIblT\"1' QF I\"\"IIVJN E ;:;)T,u\n\fCase: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 80 of 99\n\n\n\n\n (IH1\\l N,\\N\\'l . l*g MM ,g go M* pig In. Us -QIU. 11,1 -g I n \u00bb\u00bb~;g-\n no r - ' -{'-4\n :in or or: rush o on en; *II* 11.111 ortori\n e rldrmg .mas l \"T\" Im11 : l.ltll camp-1 ID nan jin per mouth duriiil lha third ralr \\| :BTH b. No . no .. 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Ra lad annual. lrhoilr at his own el- coaxed hut du and o.Llldl; :he l-lnl . mnlnulnlng. k-pil; In rel\\.ll l\u00a2ut Iron\" pipe. mud uhlllStan be\n W\n g . l l u* I ahl Yun .M It u \" \"\n .WJmIU .1*,q1\n - ll\\l.*\"*' annum as Ann an a mga. Nu ..l\u00a2 rnllrur\n 128 1 d.enpI \\\\ U1 oHl\\r Dm c om er, 71112/ wo r d . 5 . 8 . i n . ; a molarqfela for bit I- - cn- nl . building hlnl built m *3...Luun,u Lu-. ..,,,';;':\".-~,,\n Ne una.r** Io- Jan in n \\' ..| b e I\n Huiinau\n .,-- ,- olnca. 'ads . 160. comer Blllrvnth .no Y.n Nor. .. ......'IIC301*\u00b0\"1* much luurrrela Patrolman. Of d M i l t . II 8 II \" 11 .a |. 4449 * ,1*l\u00a2.i-Il ..l \"he \"In uttvd\n FOR RENT- Unfurnished Inge Mum I-? g~*\u00a7E\u00a7.f=\u00bb; -;1;Pd=-=\u00bbwg\u00a7g La. Anuvl- Prine $7 Ann Gordy, 111 mar~ma\u00a2r e1r\u00a2.l\\l. llnlhng, kit l . on Poilu .urea at I lllltl ..mg=\u00b0_'gm her .D B:rubham\n h. nhld u~ n if II-. go) of II. q.11. l\u00a2lql. \\ ma IN nth 181\n hauls. 11:nga, Uni lm, huh at Ill ziiur) Dldlr. 1.rr! An!!le1. or H 8 on burl . s ul of him! about I I al ner t yI ve dollln per month. vim of the uma Ill.. irherl 1 . i n * ' * * * nun gl l_l ' Ann oN uunlh. liqlillal, lim af-\n Undo. Ben of iucnwa, rent VW. n 5.l.1\"'rrt Anna nu- noun-n. Plltloa, H m. n, *\"* 1. 0\u00b0\"\" *\u00b0\u00bb.':\u00e9 M'!m'l\"*l B * in. my f~.,\u00bb;Lg4 3 of\" rpo2l..ltrua loll han liter it it than [Wu feet (2 I II we Pn|11\u00a2 alh |;';, al lm an .I supnannnnua up he an-\n.drew Be Aann are Telegram. or rill Mg in. .llll.l Mu Bank. I\u2022 U onus\n 123; Mple1on so. '0I1:s1r \"\"\"\" -.\n on Erxrnasnu:-nunnlw at it Last-L\u00bbn\u00a2 umm mln. between pkml I Dnrol :hi pin ;;-.'{2h;.s; .;q.-|1 lie foundation\n i t Be Iuortl st lac.\n s. Thltfooting.th dl\n 11thor| :aN \"\u00b0\u00b0\u00b0\n . ru-on\n al.\n 1 Y M.\n u 1\\11 m I Qq\n \\l-Q an Up. .4\n 1 \u00a2 f a una\n dlsrhainla .\u00bb\u00bb- .4 -..\u00bb----\u00bb\n M .\n BARTLH 8 .II lnln miituri .ld CITY OFFICIIL ANVEI\\TlalNG. W Flinnrst so Lm Auld\" rllue Pin Au al and and V'l\"**'l\u00b0lnur-ra Ill\u00bbII..'\"&. In and nn- Urlentll Dre-rnlinn renquired\n nf Q\n ,gr publlr m M; . an l,,,.,;\u00a2 11.* Al-\n 1 nmlu dry mul. Io. larlu hens;\n mMs In IA.: Wah; it lIUHMIH8ll r \" R \" \" \" N\n ...\n 'm. na s\n 13.0043 clou. for one equal value or \u00a20 JW' u . lift Rrilni. Ph.H, Ln! For th. purpose of un\" in! hrlltla md -Few: Ind Thu th. C\n 11.la1Lr.\u00bb Hei\\11\\ r ni i 1. lmanrnl Ur lnderent eundua hr or Clark only: in Lu J u n by faun\n * \u2022l1.04\n HI\n M \"'no.*: l IuM' 1 'W-1nil* .W Ill Slln Hun ahfli Ill all If she N00\n aN Peril..-\u00bb of tin on at 1--as\n End an w uI AM 8 i. \u00bb\"5 a , An Tllihllrt' P10\\ldl.l jar . Hu- Llle with \"\u00bb2n.v'\u00a7\u00bbII 'F ..'3.m, in REST-3roam 84 up \"doth vom- ur drown. llllil h.ra per Mtha vale al the Lonislntiu Be I t-I In 0-11\\. :mm in. ' all .I an nun \" 4\n \"\"\n - . . - UI!!!\n -. ulrllu\u00bbl Band. Hpedblr.. duo Hem- :ou E, d\\1p.rlur BL, Cblclln. Ill\n \u00b0=~M\u00b0\u00b0'. \u00bb'*~f\u00bb\u00a2_;=,}~.g\u00bb\u00bb,;.;- _ mMarn, Iurn1|had ar unrumkhd\n gnu m larunl\n . loll.11..11\n B g.I.ld\n eh\\rl\u00a2pirforln\n Ni all fomlli\n ameh prilmnn\n b Iden rrdutlnior the pity of Linn( .l.ch, undnmn 4 -- 1\" . cuff! or 4l\u00bb-||r-\n ' \" ' \u00b0 \" $l1\\ul. t 1l4\u00a5l'll'\\\n lliihl.\n |li r\n up nun JL |-.u\u00bb|- i-un,\n U - d in ill~\u00a2ra\u00bbl\u00bb\u00bb\u00a2 all -an\n . . \"' nlvlnrv nth? 112up alpa As.. H. Dl. 8141;'nun 1 may b. rsqulra at no. un Dull; the uma to he publlnhod once 1! 1\n Tetegrlm md Ihereupan | .fig l pr notqa m;1;\u00b0,.;\u00b0'\" I.\n I\n \u2022 up* M\\lInl\u00a2 :vi-al al Si Al Saturn\n .no llall\u00a2.,llil\n [Saw 3\"l\u00a2.\u00a2l. Mann-nw hon. 181 EKCHAHIII- Clue\n {New 5-.l..}. S..\\llli wuh., 1.110 Phoenix, ArL., BTI EN T8 * org \"II-r he h.gcgggg up w\u00bb7;g-,;*\u00bb=. a hull t.kn tRact \\ '\\\\l.l\u00a29 al *in adin\n r of or om- PI M lllllh\n l'Be\\\u00a2r ii-len -d All 01114 \\'lfhll.HF, In frada fur an! Belco duh :mu cbllrb lil Amrrlra*4..P mlnlnlnnor if P11b?1 l: Infly. l bushy unify tbl! the Ll111 BQI1 I Tu v.1 or-\\. ihlvu aatufu al. \"\"**1\u00b0 W\" *\" '\u00b011U*\n Henry P. Barhuur lim lh11l..A.\u00a2-.\n l Ln I1 1rmlllrl\n -1u-.\n Ur Puu M 1.\"4l1.1wU11\n Body\n Hun1lhof the Flu \\1.UI1 ,\n or Urnnael\n D B C~*R1\n Toll\\\u00bbnl!\\.an\n 'fill .1\n . an\n nuuml\n g \"\"\"\" Fog pon S=AL.Ft-armm nnuimfnt \"131 T. Plltun Pl\\,l6]mll\u00bb . |\n - Illy month\n bond, during the\n of luau;-hui cl:\n dnlhruNmal per\n *I Body of the City of IA!!\n 1119\n 1 menthol\n Ni: =3;\"\\; thnof of.no\n fun Ma\n DiIEnmmllullinvo\n 'FY\n so-ch. or litiuh any in. u's ;~\u00bb-1*--~ \u00bb_,~,-.;;,-\u00bb\u00bb,;.~~~\u00bb-\n l | Hun :nrt 1n-l4\u00bbnl99\n as,.,..,',,,I,1',\u00b0'm\u00b0\";,;'}.., ,1n--1 Up annum. 44.4 in as nun * in._'-,....*v,\n \"*hl in4 1** ;..-. 333\"\" 'go\n .emir I... B lush; 8nlri\n lun up .\\nl Nsllnnl link BH; 1T110 MMS. lt \\i* va . Home al. Pull: 0. I! II neatly furnlahnd. A blrglm If ukm aervlce, eighty dolllrn per mm-nth l:a:1lduve Bod! 11 ltl mutlul I W. 1 nr- ur i i\n a Raman\n F ' m A nn\n l Naununnn. \u00b0 SIGIOMBTH*1T|r*|:lUth:'|h\n 1\n \"'\"'\n rnlrurf law! nrufllt If\n lliur 'um\n reluirlng.\n .wlxTtn -irnnm morn bunnlnw. atDUPG 'IR Hn.\n nor to anal . .\n use Dana: the :Mani uh monk at ur-\n I dlh gr-n 4 H p. h Auxua\n 21 lui. hr the lullnIl \u00a2 to | *;;,\"'J~1.!\"{;g\u00bb\n '\n . *'.:, \u00b0,,\" '.l M M ug hsuv n\n muntripsi hind. m rolsllt of Amrri- lm:r m Iii dlu.nt\n \u00bb3'~\u00bb.?' www F\n :upPhe . lol Will PT* Mi -:4\u00a7Ms1:?:'\u00a7\u00bb nsou d.\u00a7;.. h* .:ld\u00b0m. ,r.gIr;\u00b0', vote. .A)ell: Commhniauarl: He; r . 4 he. Ina ml. txkual IMao * no | : Mre In\u00bb '*5 ' \"Vi* to *\n To Loan at 7% anN1 dtln\u00a2n1. ) ms1dh8\n for \\h\u00a2 hetiny\n Ino of IJ.1l8\n llarehr 1 l; e:I.' : 3\"l' \" s-.\"\"\"Itlf-*IS1S*\n kumara. Local! Ave *H*Humecub.paurlm . rent alld Hama\n :in I P.lt. ma. . ul - d \"*\"\"|'\n third \u00a21ollnn\n our of for month\n service md nunml th. Willilm n, Cum.\n ninety1110 U 1nuhr. RII.|-:\n Commllinnlrlz Mane. \u00bb. \u00bb\u00a2- 3 I ll! ! . I a 4 p-muup-u\n 4 Lu! lour ** new b \\l\\n.4\n -4 \u00bb-ql\\ lr m-\n IIMO. 81200, IIh13rlJ. 12000, P500. 13004 :My 1 d mu | ] b' d h II start, $10. on dollln par month \u00a211rlnl meh lar own.\n Ah.enl Commldwtrlz Noni 4 1 h e n u s vhvnllf . - M - . 1 . , . nv\n .n Improved, $004 rtll natal.: in Lou knowl7 *a the\"Lung n dpi Boafh h \u00bb\u00bb-m$31\n l I 41JJ. nm TmltR J1eSL n. lcdmdn. s 8 we.dlul yrlr of\n t - urno.: I BEAL Jun it -4l:vr nalulhllnnln ul anal- alaN:as an u n s1.n..n\n an n-.s~\\~4 a.. -\n in I - |. It m\n Inch. Bind Ind shall be kinder Nu Dl- a N a n ' w a xe n 1324.11 1S8.12 I Such mbar . e tpatrolman.\n ce. Jpnial I I H C WAUg}l0P -un-1 1 Ml \u2022 fat\n ForEXCHANGE P.rtm\u00a2ru \u00b0g.g\"~\"\u00b0 nfrun who lr l 1Il\\lUI rent and * re ...-.. - - Pltralmen Ind llnlnrrirlf Pltrnl- in, Clark. 1 I\" \"\"1 *'* toll in * --;.\u00bb-;.,,.;-,..,.llu In ',\u00b0.'* 9\n Sn it did munidlll bud apauuhlv lu our ion \u00a2ovu on ms of HJ. RIIET-2lgum Ip1. putt My in mln. II the Lqlsllllvo Body m.\u00a5.\n11 acres nl pencil md lprlfnll. -v 1In1I combi of the toll o\\rlng mlm- room l1uu\\!u1n1. hduleo 111 pa mn 40-l2l-!! fdhll lnaouruv-Q.\n ulllsd. I- -an .I an lb\\.~\\.l\u00bbl *no u.'HI\n arrvlre. 0111 I.I p 13152, Manda! r L i . h 1 hr - r\nanrnom b8n;\\1n'lr. good Urn. plenty bnr., who loll rf cellrl the enmpun-[pm-e Lin\" u1II1lr ruulnt uluc.\nour, cllar. wmt. nice hens la Lua: union let after their reupo-uve pau- agent: A ar Tele|r.\u00a21n\n Sn a. m. Thi Elklnl.\n l\"S\n a!B3l lulamnt lt al l\u00a2n1ul\u00a2::lt1rn .of ,gm\n nnnl\u00a7A:rl\u00a2;R Hun. m;\n .\n on rim-\n . l\n 3 T4 I air n 41-\u00bb I 0- Il . PU*\n .ll'-I \u2022 cull- gurlu unae4\n as 1I T .9*1lI\\\\Tb. *\"\"\"*' nm1*ul-\n \u00bb-\\\u00a2|!l- WI\nBush. lion., p.lr.hla .L the and ul -oh cal- pnlrss nlsovcru O. Pnl-- -; FOR SAL!. rnlumbun elersrlr- rund dolllra per Dur, a.1:h Cr |such\n an shPltrul-\n 11 be A fhudlnnnnra 1- ultra miner I 111 1-11-Dr * F1W, as n iunlurr 41 uni ulm 11\n wnln lilhlrlllnl In -4-\u00bb\u00a2 on-g\n .|. R. ll.SON III to u her, plrhn rimdiUm, b.ltlrlel Ilks \u00a7v\u00b01\u00a7\u00a54\u00a25.\u00a74i M Q tha-fom- -I Pardon of .\\e\"'f\u00bbn Avenue. an _ '_ I_\n (1)\n andnr mun One dlrnr tor .t l nlnnf not man: ggg-?3\u00b0m.*\u00b0 fInductlUD| mn in 21? F! Third.\n _ _ 111-81 nsinlonor fig Public Bifilr. and lush to. Ulf M l,\u00a2.l Haut: Dultfhln \"{' To -an Ur ldv Iilllvd . \u00a2\\\\l'Il\\\u00a21 u -l\\ 11 l pa in '\n 111 Ea.: Frm sent. 1111 .Id Due-ug that \u00a7nnliF1l,1 .nrnl.. *l.'l* I I I ll l \u00bb1\u00a2l.ll-1r .ill II .hill \\\\|\u00bb Minn \\l!l l.l1ll\n HamaJI. {,';,'\u00a7\u00a7\u00a7\"h.\u00b0\"' hundred Mu dollar Loxu Incl! : U r w u n x a , :say For 1.xrHAn6.-:mm In-cb for Bpednl Palmlmen la mly bsappnlnl-1 Rqn\u00a2.n1 the l\u00bb\u00bb4 \u00bbr num mlaln, I* iNlinnu\n IN uifAl is tonuhulk l'l1n\n (2) Ons blrltonc plnylrr lt . lil- Pin e LED. Qu een Culumbul, Shim 4591 Telegram ed hi the Pammluionnr al Public I**\"\"\"I no | 'in nu it Inn -y Hun. at -11 l\\. I l.\u00bb\u00a2\u00a2\n -an-......._._._ _. .- *NUN llhty in Nan at omorlon\u00a2y al I. Therun! -G Thu the, Nauandlau* n\n ar! of \u00b0\"' huldid '.\u00b0\" dollar! par FUR EKCHANQE-Lnna :nr .un. an _ .. eompnnuttau of thru dollars nr Th-lllnr mf\u00a2\u00a2\u00bb1\u00a2an\u00a2a\u00bb In \" ' \" \" ' \" ' \u00b0 Lu ma The 1.0-1-- :nu li\n sen r leu. prlt8 820 are, clilr BET f all. Uni: found. Iaqulra u Tal dar -eh. pmvanms An nl 1911 10 7* hu in \u00b0* int- on Mlhl l | 5:0 r \" - . a s\n Th; and month, l Chu corner. player fits -hr; mud.; un B.n user. Bea a. That urh .no 111 of llid Lon: The I.n 5l\u00a2l.l1va Rnd! of the pity f * near nlhal W 01 10 pn- are HUH.. *O '\n Y CN. month; I 1amay hundred ten dullln par dr1a1 ATM TtIv1!l\\\\1l1.\n RvrnaMlno noun As elrim\n *nil omoln and omploym at the poplin Gartian Bush ordiims an !u11n\\'lt ~\\a\u00bb4 M-\u00bb1 I-\\n~*\\. 1l'\\l. l u. U Q an as\n i WH101 .OW!1l ; gunna\n lillhhi Qmlltl MmNmmi of the auth of Lani'\n Mt! Miller 1. Tlut the public in* I I To Ill! - ivIva .t I no M' ,.\";;.;;;;;- 'g;;'\u00b0*g\n nm lg'[Ill__[x[;l.llN[;ES Ono cornet vlurnr stnulnrv in :nun I.ldyl. and nn11 tlrh he. H- Inch ubnll pnrlurm .. -t md convenience roQ1lilH. md 11 -I -yd curfldlllt our IND! Iluir\n of nmsty dollars #if month; l.l. fig g [] YP 1 \u00a2hk go, \"'- .to 11 l.lll,[ 134 llll.l\"nu1l IMddBM\\ IN 11 the Intention nl the MWUPH la. ruin Q ld.\u00bb\u00bb\\\u00a2l\u00a2, U-DG _\n FIIBT 4 Locust. BOTH pnonsa. (Bl (Inf rnrnrl pl.!er nsullr! al.:dress K:nl110PIIyI.rd Be....Ad For 581.8 -I ltlnll .l. a blrpll. t the. r Y et c u l n a Y u Bill! of the Fil! of LD!! 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T\u00a2le;nm. 4!140 .u in I\n |.. :as M qlkedllm hi. mutha intisicurb at t l l\n d es be constructed along bun. 1 1 To lr vn mu In nr \\, Thu unln\u00bblu.\u00bb,\n of 4-4\u00bb -an vnlunlnlovl - \u00bb-in*\"' .*1 \"1\n hUoq Ill *1~HI\n I . or'-3-\"--'--\n '1.\u00bb M nu\n NOTICE oF puluc wons .my IT: Of clarinet\n of olghly-Hve player\n dollar! peratmonth.\\ nl- ;\u00b0\u00b0,:::*~\"*..;e je hnnrh Dlauonlq Lan. ohlrlsr, he ordinngro, by luliund NEWl'{)Rt *\\lISIl:; int :uMM anrin! H r\\l\u00bbi.:I\u00bbr *no 8-1l 11 'a \"I, :UI 1'\\ unu-\n mP\\.lbllc nutlve 11 herb! lieu thatf I -lnq 41 upFha elshlyrllnuet\n dolllrn plan harli II \" A l a n To phe\n or month: .-Po-ur' n: hutannun * H the \"Wlm.' and \"poem\" on duuh1MI by the Fhtef of Po lea. or of or hen\n rumor Min( an of far of lb. ! hP mlnluf r 11 bth'W-ww\n n l, ,.';;=' o Blond Streetllorlhorly\n ..g'I\u00bb..\u00a7*3?2' Ino lllp rurll mythilu. c oo' .in u'.fs wand as 4=lnzf\\\u00bb\u00a2 * , . anus mln- :nil layman-4-4 \"1\u00bbl I 9- an I . -.-\n Frldiy, 1J\\. 3 no do) of July, A. D.\n11151 tel Cl!! \\ou11\u00a21l of USP (tty 0 ull O a Ur m um In hn drlllnlllnn. llterlrlnr, ldrlr!ll II Tb.\n um:-nllln\n CTI (Not ma OI Fourth Street. Iexeept who f. n. M. Ills*un\\ 41r1. gill sri 11 uni an bu.laul nun no nu\n lulu. |-\n Longs\n day, \"Soehdld.r.l\n Orllnrnr Ll\\m\u00a2\u00bb1 18n on lual pll}\u00a2r \" of uon. hundred\n . lt . all!! la' ndue\u00bb ac fig noa,n (.| lLN.l.BIl\\A\n n 0 so.g LnlinInner. u m la\" 'drink.\n '\u00b0lll11N.\" \" \" *\"and\" mm \" Mi la n \" 5 . 3 - g ;'2g1\u00bb-\"f~- Ncl.\n . I 1801 :no 111 cement \u00a20nlr1Ie curb all' 1\u00a2\"hr \\. at nil: all\n | h a l f \u00e9IIl \"r all ..lr\\111\\ .'?p\" IQ. Ur nuunu\n 0\\-91 1\"\"*l**Q as 4- 1141\n A.1.u dr(ll.r llrl Do qnnllr to In MI van :WMM uwlr A-NI. A-118 Muni.otbiriiordl~\n A-ll.. *W* tfUetrd to Igor oddlihllnl \"'\"'I\u00bb~'.\u00a5'\u00a3'\u00a2\u00bb.\u00bb sul. Ur q url.. my Ur nu nys:-\n nu in !\"'\u00b0'\"*\"\" *\u00b0 \u00b0\"I*\"\nIn rover en: to be m ii wan the 'lnliuuinl : M (Inn he# nllrvr lt I -llrr PER 541.8 Indian Ihmner finrkm. aulnelhlng Loaf nu. _. 4 11ldll In ufordmr. if I Inu._ 9-41 an\n '-;8nl;\u00a3 hn4 .'3{.\" \u00bb2 '.'\u00a7G\u00b0'\u00bb1' \u00a7'1T.\u00b0,?'. \"l cltlnnu tor mush improvemunl 111 1'\n o f . i n I Li l \u2022 o r II!\n hinmun on-r1. lv- | u 1'*| na llh w rit! '* .\n 1llw Ur in lll.l l'hum F mn.II Wblli Una word \"human and II r. ed ' Floor nl Lou Bush nu ale in 9 I I h nu Mlw ..r pnqu is' 9 uv- h *\u00a2'\" I * ' am. signal.\nd l8:l !rlula up, ilcala :no nnuaiun. Tor at Nine!!live\n purposes, mg canruin Alla! in.\n dnllarl per month\n 111 | Tno nxnphnna pllywrl men l21l3.w 'uno meuaing Ill,\"411f\\. \"\n n341n1 tb[0u.|h Bl0ck 191 of A Reuiai II I -lnry of 1lxhly dulllrs par\nd lhnr no 1 oofno\n . . \"l Immune being\" u non only Sec I. That 1.hll ordilnnre In nfflne re! the Fit; I lark .no num! oh;\n t~=\u00bb*~** for the l;=~\u00bb=~\"-*- \"..*~\u20ac\n !.Mr\\\u00a2 1111.1 n u b\"\"\"'\n \"\"\u00b0'\u00b0\"\"\"\"\"\n Jun. ' u l nr |\" * * \"\n i d*.r,':..'\u00b0.'*:\"\n l luv nnlh\n I--\n \\|\n \":\u00a2|\\,:hr:Il\\PrM'\n II. pau- M 1-an ' |*\n I \" I One Hun and nlrfoln plier s* \"L\"\"\";.'::*\".:i.\"\u00b0:\".::' '\"\"'a:: 2; :.1:\u00b0::'.'\" UP Thu \"4 l c\n Blrlbnv Try: No\n an iJo:1l 1 . p 1. 1\u00b00\":h a evlloqui.l al. '~====~\u00bb- lnvell m Un uuuun Nr 'lui urn-\n 9 ...\u00bb ul uunulueuun un the \"Birth: rnwr' Vreuernlion of t h . m1 i c p \u00a2 . . u. \" 'M\":h:\"*,.u\\' tnglneer . a d nu-\n J' :urls null wt ll'lll \"\" *7'\u00b0' 1o\u00a2\u00bb||I|- ll-qv up\nan no\n10 MlmNfiarrurdn of Lua Mm , at n sun: at ellhrx dollars per :ram\n ofman chidod 3l1lj\u00a2l. for lncll.ll{1nl 11 91 III! go, 'Q .1\\'l\"..fp1} , .nd Thu th. ilu h<'h.d D314\n .in lu lqalI. vhdh, tram- ur go; un ;';;~..;*' \"j',2\"\"\"'\n Comnuf. Stale at Cslifurmn. \u00a51er.ure\u00a2rn month\nOnan Pub Avlnue'and \\lurl.n Ava HEI One dum pllyer it . lnllry BEE HPCKIJR for esehlngn; in: \"Dkdomq at AmeriI1trium\" 1110T* o r * r r i n IN pump by rnur 2nd That l rernenf cnnrrotu 111 o h \" \" * l 4 I0\n mae aad helmen Hrnndlslsr Ind 'rum at eighty dully or molth: cuUna; our lrhool. IN I Pirnl marked that 11 to. (}lnpmln. hnblr {'h\"\"1.,\u00b0\" rIltho Lel1nI.llvl Blvd! NiIdea \"lu g. constructed slam; he' .us la I* nmuln \u00bb nun. ul\u00bbu1~ hair Tiwvw oil \\'*~\"-r-. D\nBlreel, In lloyd l\"lu, md bounded and (11) Due Irnmlinlil player at \\ f\u00a7hwp,g*}3,,*},=*'\"'3. Hl. . . II[ufl\\l al l.l,.-.Q gplhili ilu M40 4 IW I lib t* I0-IQ\n ruler!!oh 1 .1 a Two trombone yllyerl elf mn Ira;BA! -F- mayhun;\n .In laying ful. mun\n in lllhnull\n 1! ahhr ull In mn in it. lnalllUnn 1 no he published\n I #bend run! 'h-*;;_.{;\\;\u00bb;,~-gf\n.lldeElednnlnl\n or oh! .'alley,\n a P*'1f=*\n said in Thennlug\n point aillry of 1l1L11;r dulllrl al Sepumb 1 1>in . II. I*m to 28J of \"The Un; mu um Ills pu11\" . | h h re go g go. I 1 1 . Iwnnd Bliiil no the nmlih CJ | 11 H g ...Q [up 4. 'no II 01ll\u00a2\u00a24\\ it aa \u00a2\u00a5llL\"\\ -his\n lnnlhnnm corner of 1.u1 n. liluck 16 month, or * 11 :rt I In Elnhuugc. | urn \u00bb-un. upIn or um' o1\\\\- 11\" '*' '* '**\"\u00b0\u00b0\"\u00b0l \"\"\u00b0'\"*\" no\n at A lleplllof bUmL Nu 1 of Hekbny no ; Your horn playa..sch II :umm TO .\\nn:~\"rn-u\u00bb\u00a2 *., 1n I WM: was no 1 \"ll*lt1 n1* lull \"u!\\ co i\" lax! drrnf rmr pa commMi 1':h'.'lA\n II am n. I cement\n Ilnr of Foulrihronrrrto ddlvllhlnctpi\n Quran. Lu .1reaIb 1- ...gnu T. -mud g* Hlklliiu. or l.r\u00a2l\u00bb\\I111*\u00b0 1*** \"' \"\"\" lu.1\u00b0'\"\"' .4 | \u00b0';_.,'_.al If\n Tflrl Nu. 1. an per 4.9 recorded ia .L fury of elroy dollnru nr month : True. lnld. Helen H. llr:rer. '1N.\\l mu\" pnllr peeallmr lbdl annl a .ad ;;\u00a7\u00b0;\u00a7. Igregolng urdinlnce L. rnrudntrurrlrrl to He \u00b0..3==-;J'1';.! II . *H 4\\1111 !T. lub, II 11 \" -\nHook11+, Pan HK of Blipi. Rerords 1171 And ouiar rnusiclam. in: l = - - __ Vu. II ,it :oh _UUHMIm l 4 thll1\\\n r eutlnna for such improvement in - \u00bb - -r |\".1I ntl- a n 1 \\ \u2022 .PF I ink\nat Lol Angela (aunt). Bun D! (1l1 Lu exceed dx In number nr any one ' __ - .. ulopurl by four-llflhl 1 it intouof did in en. n :our an *'.., f\\llgi,l1-na N!\n ftarnlni n tbsnce norill Alan.: lbs\n h ughInst tum. nl. l compnlniinn Nat to rl- Lnllnllllvn\n August 21, 1H\n nude 6.h th.'\u00b0;:|l2'.in\u00b0' (ill nf Lon; l\\4.ch an Me in he nbrulu pnsnd. , lin- Inu.siN. lul- * \"\u00b0'1\n foun 1;-*3 unto\n f l: innntirro. H.1Ana 1 1st .rfirn reed He 11olll rl pir day each. rum v an of fm vny rl\u00a2rk and numbor-1 n Fu in Ur 9-\u00bb\u00a2\u00bbl\\u un 11*1** |*_|\u00a2|Dl1'|I\n :as rl *, with I n | IA1l .\u00bb llnmmlnl\\1nnln: Harrell A-2l. and funbrr in lccordlnea w\" |-. cuff 1 1hnl\u00bb .vi *I* I *1* tus-vw.r~*\u00bb S-\u00bb\n -ith MIN unmllrrly llna ni Lu: II, bald 1115\nBlock 14; toure uronrrll' nlonl the 8419\n m isdn; to md I' on 111\n . g Thll hl @lf1\u00a2i0? 1ll\n In Used \u00b0'L..\n Williams. Finn. Llunbr. Rllur. ' pill md profile in r l\u00b0 ni the all anal lm tI\u00bb41 pta-, Shut.\n _ *\u00bb\u00bb\n Noir Cnmmluuinm-rn. Noni. al the tiny Engineer and number- *bgg 1.. lhl1\u00a2 If pupal up LA- ll~1..\\L1\n auulhorlf llna of old Lot 3 to Thu lnlnngv and t I id 1m1ri1\n lmll.h.del!. miner thernuf, Manse build .unlm :Nn ?\u00bb\u00bb':v1.T 1qu\n.outb no 1h\u00a2 northwest furnlr of Ln! son :Mul\nI. laid Black 16; thence nunrlt lion.; 1 Pu bllr urdofl of the lun\\lnl\\si\u00bbhlnlr\n Afllirn; nhlN trrnmmesnd\n Some Snaps Bars 1551\n Ahsant:\n [J Commiulouerl:\n H \u20ac wln'cHnp.\n Noni. Ill\n Tnnf ma lpefillniinnn I I .4.\u00a2u!w\u00a2y n!&\u00bbn-8o. 1 u.an11\n did p11 n and nrnllln are hrlelW r -\n thy Clork. farra an for mnf. pnrtlcutar dun.\n l\\11\u00bb Mph* \u00a2l.\u00a2 110l\"1\\.\n II 1 We ulla'\n 111\\ ~1n\n 0940000990\n of Ind ML\n the llorthcry IlncChireuf. and IN ah Fnrnmlliirmvr nf Puhlh Af Gpl.ll\\r\"nnr Owrllnd\n Lu hl8.l'lorlh . rlcxlnt IL.r. . .inn \u00bb 111-.28 - II Hun 8!\u20ac. urarh.\n of2nlld Thlt Imprnvamrnt\n theorL.aglnlnive Body\n eut prnlumullnn\n Thu we\" as un -..did Ill wk 16, intra the appointment and all 1ehlrw 1 Hup Hnldnter. only Long Beach Banking Institutions\n their.... llun5 the easterly lina or 111 mom fun nf \"*** nnmlrlpnl ~ .8145 hvrrhy dllrrmillrll and dfvllrn that\n \u00b0f god 1111 7 Tn \\hp nmltlmnllt \u00a20111!1 lrll1\u00a2l.. shall lull all cnnrerll. 91 GI' Lelelt Moda-I Rfnl lectrlc l1l\\1t e 9*.k 4 :[1rlnu . On . her oil .ell at once..\\! n'nDlw.w\u00a2r\n nlwe in.\n Amending n-azli\u00a2rllull in g ' 1 d\n g;-\"\",.:. h II\n 'my h 1\n ewmo n pre-\n 1ooruld\n thlreuli my tlleucr rlntvrl! lu a M. hthltlnmu, urqnl. 1111r such diroeunr Iii Fu!\nin 111n 41 Ma polar 11 htg10n1l\\l ml! appoint I nlllllIal\" leader In di- . \u2022 . of flrdlnann Bin. .811., ad nnrlc, or lruprnwmimt. sn follows:- was BEIEH SAVINGS BANK IND TRUST GD. Finley Street\n Thu :he e:1cr!4\u00bbr hnundlfles of thi flat .Sid municipal had ilurinl in) l Llle loll 1l Ml: all -B nlsclrle Nghtn }no stifler. mul. \\lnendbll: Refslm I ul Ordinance l hand shall be rued In rrprenent\n diltrin rid llml in ho nlflripd he aid lb.ncn lrlnlpd by the \\\"nmm1ulonrr x rnkinnd Iucvahnut, fluent condition 1350 s41..a-un. -eh salon.ment or \\we\u00bb;llylivo r dol npsu!. s\"ne.ono.lo Surplus .no Pluiltln. 5fr1.1s:Lls\n 'um or lmprnvnmnnt. am torolw srl of puqlu Arrnlrn..no 111111 pcrlnrm I Studabakfr llanr. very /111 1 \"on The l.dli\u00bb1lllrl Body liT \\h* \\\"11! lan1. or mare, rlrlllinhll unpaid fur Gen. H, Bixby. Pnsldotu F. C. Tmmmr So and VkuPh!\n umm and declared. to .I Iolluu. surh mhur duties. 11 connection with 1 Lltu Mace: am\\! Tcmrtnl l\"lr. ml! _ . . _ _ .,ggi of Lynx Bnleh 0rfr 11n1 is Iullollrnt 1 hurt! dun ofter Igor flair of the p. E Hatch, Hut VicePl\"8i\u00a2lBl. J, W. Tucker. Cuhlcr.\n snrrinn I. Thnl wcilnrl 10 of Or- ur:1m Iuuorl 10 lhv rnnlruwr. or\n trait mid municipal 111n1l. up muy be rn \\liMmrp Nn $14 M .no hareblr 11 He* 1119! gfl\u00bbr Um of tijqm of -id\n Bclinninl II the inituf Tlon nl the quired Br flr11lr.nn rpmIllllnn nr 21D11 Krehi Truck flrllnl condltlnll. will take tau:ful CIT in lode\n ccntar 111u of Ofnun Park AVI'rlu with llln Inmrninnlonlr nl public Aflair , new un an mold on eau terms and fully guaranteed All urs an l.mpuded In read 11 follows: Llllslmlvo Hndpr upon lll lull;\n thn center lim or flrnnri lbfupc and all \"nor mnmhrn of m111 mu- full! muluned Nu lun! Hectlnn IB. Thlt lvu! 1rl1 rr uid ofrinl honda nhill enema over aunuunn CAB!!\n nmrlzr alfons the f\"*l1f*r Hn- nf nifinul hand n111\\11 inrlorm nth clonal. sink. atophnppor. huh :ugh lwrinsl or la. :read I1nm the EXCHINBE 11H1[lll11 BINK Plnl and Pink\nB191Nlra! to In lntaruecUnn with lll dIII1pn I! uulIly .no cunlomnr11;r lt. and awry orly. or not of Iruh trays. letunfl dug: of .lnn\\l.r,v next a||rr1od-\ncenter llnn nf Mnrl..n *\"\"!.\" 1 \"\"\"' [uh to their rsspnrliu.o position: and\nnorth 110n6 the canntor Hn! of M r11 n au.-h fnnhar dlllilln an mst in r\u00bb\n Ava nu. to 11n lntrruninn we the qlllnwl\n CITY GARAGE 2 LOCUST AVE..\n or other flwlurns rnnnonod Illh the lm: :hiir rlalp 111 nun lntlull pro-\n drain pipes rlirr|1 lr DI Iudirrrllr. portion of thu prlndpll .um there\n rnmux nn\u00a2 sunwxun. lllx MDJII\n {'hl\\ L. www. Prrgldoul\n shall hr npnrltnir. lnilenfnllenfl! of Khali hr pnyahlr. by rnupnn. so W! H. wulau. vxasnnmnv. Id.. H. \\\\.1Ll<:1, .un 11111111.\n W. J. llorrhu.. WeeI*r..1dmL\n W. J. Gird:nn, Fun 4r\numm Imp no Third Btnot: lhllri lh dl hr1 of allnnrafv, f id\n rvanlutton or\n m irlp I bind. 21 and olhrllvrly trlflprd .nd vented: the urnnil did F of .lnnuury .very yp.r\n natal! .Inn Idle renter He nl' 'hlhl wr*;\u00b0TIII\u00a2\"lll lbublirallnnn for prrwilrd that I hath lub, 1lith \\ bum utter their go. ,\\;\u00b0*\" anjela hhndla\n Stun lO 1tl I\u00bbrsel1l0.tl tllh th!. 11' lhle nan of slid munlclput h.n\u00a2l nlmll\n 00amarm;\n tar la! ofswlhnly Put Avenue.\n -\n ha made to the Ihpanmnnt of' Fuh Arv OFFICIAL ADVERTISING. _crry orF1clAL ADUEIITISIHG. Hom.urh\n -.-- \" \"I or hvllory lit.:had m or luppnrwd I 1hrrm[ lhlll PA . III *I Ml I\n hr luck bath with the\n tub.puslng wlsifelo-n =hror1]clntnln\n Ir I 1nnrn: lt the raw no\n \"' -- \"\nLhance lhl rann-r 11\u00b0 Alrllnl had the vnurnnlulnner of _ lavnnry \\renlrllly per annum. plynblp Pin\u00a2.Br9.dm-1y\n9*;3;;g;.p-f* into and thrnnlh the hath tub wunr. \u00bb-in-annunllp b:r round. M the Clnltll. llza 00*1.nn 4 per rent no ueponu.\n The Flu of \"'Ian! '\"'\u00b0 Flnth\n up the pointluf lrnlll.\n rnurrn Pnhlic orAirer.\n d\u00a2ny our I .II hum the power\n I nppllrations. 0RIIlsAnr1=1 in. o-an tomann of the Putin of the ultra. 911:11 ha dnsnad l single fixtnlrn and second days of Jnnuargr and July. ADltnn Bm. II.. Smut, C-hh! Geo. L. Hmdenpyl Chu Mllchn\n to It'll and in lls nurfnuanrn forever iN, 4. 'That Ordiunnr-\n . Sus. Pi An Ilr\\llll.nn lalining Igor Dlilrll Bee. I. That the utlwr oillcim nhuil re-Quin hu! one frnp and vent; rnprdiioly. of e\u00a2rl1 our on I!! um. w.W,Gwinn M. r. MrR1l J. B. MrAlliallr B H Pal\n the ll\u00a2ln 4\u00bbr.wu lnd Thu rllhl. p1w1. *No Serlesi. 221 l>-w Benn :ann Zrnll I 11 I as tha- Halal; nl the (hII4 md omptnvsqu al 1111 Fallen n\u00bbnln- and nurse up m\\lll1 ho an near H10 unpaid Una: the \\rhnIp of ma pnn~\n Nz Nanrmlnlnx the IMm rru\u00bbn1 ahnll be as rnllourn. and shall fixture* on pollr1Ib!a. and in lln can dual .mi Intern: ahatl be r\u00bbald. I c. J. Harrell i. II. Ann.: Pr\u00a2\u00a2 lluimln H I. pillsbury\n138 and enrmvnt to 1.1'-pair, #no mn 11sing H Hellman J W Mulct Hen, II. Bmilh IE J. Wig MannPro 3\n.tnaeL m.1ntldn. u;11\\r1u Fi. ml 591I\u00a21) and Dar! .noof 111 nllaer ordi-\n nrrllnnn\u00a2l in .llrl hmmm;-\u00bb nr Nie Pnlire In- rnfd- the eompnnmunn an aler funhnr :he we in inerntrom : 8-. 3. That the l'un:n.n.mm:r of\n plan. ehanll find rreom~1 nl.l1 utter cn T rrw1\\|| he Ind 1url' are lllrlmllll. lkl1nln. Thnlr Duties their rrlprrtlfe afllcu. plrnhli it the 111nt un wooden trash Iran oh 111 he Public Work! pml nnllce hr the pas\n rnn.l\\pt\\d. malnlalnad or und lnaida use of this Ordinance no of said\n conduits .ml savers lmfl in and \u2022 or Nova lu Ind Ihlng Tlulr >i.l.l-M-1: mid Hr and of each -l\u00bb1ldl.r month; Cor Third ml Pine\nl,f1321\\1pn IIll! vonrlulu lJmll. her Be That 'lhil ordininro II Ll\u00a21l-.), ling 0ldln S her. (We 1. Flwr Rnrgaama vmrh .I a 11. ax! any hiildlng or pnrrh, 1hl1 .II lmnf awrnenl an nquirod by [al\nn . r Null through I 111of II |urnI\\l! rvquirtd far the imlmdll10 - ala nnvn Rn-I-1. and Jan at eighty-Ihra dollar per month -in trays. in my butldlnu. shall Com!prcili ma.Bav1.ll.\nneworeupied by .M Ills , pro rvllinu of hl puhiic 1l1>1rF. .\\4;i, \\.141, 1-19..lad {\\i n 411 flllalr durtnl Igor fin! .f1\u00bb.r of Nirvirf. lip nl non-absorbent m.1rrhl1. that ,h.\"?}1\u00bb 1l~n1Tf1hU 53\u00b0 nrnrofrrrltnnl\n impmnmeut. for Capllat and B1lrp11ll.'l185.GU0.0l\nluldnl further in the Flu Hp rIIht Ihr. G ui fr air. and that Eh! l ltd tlnllllnnrvn. and pnrlI nil l)ldl\u00bb ninrtl' dnllln her month durex Igor on unionhrnoupllnn of any :Innrriptinn bl taken under the \"Improvement\nfor Illrlf md la nlttvuuri it]\ntheir agony, llrrvltlll and] et 1111\n Iv\n if | . I of\n rflfy 1.1 its pamlaaf' 118 haur nunfru. in rnnrllrf II-rwNh. lnfnnd I1.r nt senlu. ninety-Hvl \u00bbhaIl und in rnnnp4I1Iln Irllh Ac! Ni 1911\"\n al the Lvnlhllvi llnd! Th\" l.lpl:l*lathr land; of the FlU dollar prr month during Igor third Ill? work onno the Marr alrlr al our Sn 3 That the Fits Cirrk :aru-\n rlhhnr connection T! to the puns; of this Ordlnan-'\u00bb\n Nnrthvre t Eomnr\n Am\u00a2Har I I\nllth IIII proper mnlrriall .l.rl\nnavel. 01 from !n\u00a2n rl 1 In | Ta\n Lung Flesh nm! lllnl al | nlr Heioh \\al 11\u00bbn4 an fnllnwn: our of\n pilblilhrd llntr In Tian\n in and one hundr'd |'In1- trap. tll.t\n 11nIl 1 'r the Chin! of pu lan per month during oath aurrand- shall ho used: that drum Iran mu and 4nun- the ammo m he puhliaherl g\n and thereupon IL Nr* MII ban command ll,lp\u00a2llrll1nn In! nu nl l.r\\rlc\u00a2. lull .ala Ser- bn und on hath tubs: and for! uric; in The Dllly Telegram. a daily ! F Tllclir. p1olldanL\n Cabin. s 1no.u1 re or rho nur- 414 plrhl un-r l lll\\llll .1 um: jin\n .r1nllII\u00a2l0ll l 111 \u00a211 lklof 1\"\"I\"\" Q- it! jin Nor m.r\\ llll M. Julian\n l*lll mr 1\u00bbf\\.n .Ill .r .n!I1ll I* *W hr -rh url mart 4.l.ll.\n MPH |a.|1\\|n- .r all Ill nlll I\":hl 1.d as. llrll1vl. und lmgrl-. Ill lf rill\n .turn unmllr I 1-.Mv nt . HM .f an del Mull bl 1(rlrll/ rnn!l\u00a21ld 11 thl\n 4m111u jar .uh ul anrar Alan.. Ill u1uluugr1 1. in Ink. IM l\u00bb\\\\l1l'l. :al\n formal .run um up. al. le-t. al .hull M \u00a2o.lmll.d by IM ..110 rlllll\n 1runs, hlllI.l. in iafua or IFI .Ulf We' in \u00a2nrlrll Hun! Ami vuhlelu. 11111\n ill we nr Mun by lallldmt ianrh IU* I n ll\\nn llua :um .Mann 1I\u00bbl\n llIlll\u00bb.. I-Innul. Hun un1\"-rn full. an be 'ul r i li ng rh. lullahln 111\n l- llllllh Haul. 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I\n nut cl oh h_l.\\..nn au....r\n he Ur .I I- l.ll an Ann nr Illlll.\n\n\n\nCopyright \u00a9 2024 Newspapers.com. All Rights Reserved.\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/22/2026, DktEntry: 44.5, Page 93 of 99\n EIGHT THE ROANOKE TIMES, FRIDAY. VIAY 1. 1fll5\n _ I ...l . .\n l,\u00bb.\u00bb.i;='l\n 9 ~lrAu's PEAEE PRIDE\n 1\n BANK BTATEMENTB, I\n 'BANK BTATEMENTB.\n Council Makes Rules wO M A n W UUL D\n lll:Hllt1 nr rlllc \u00a2unllnll11 or run:\n J ML!\n For Park Regulation\n I IS THE SURRENDER UF\n First National Bank NOT GIVE llpl\n s v\n 1 M Kiiiah., lt M114lq In II! ; it lrllll. It the nlo.l .9 bmi.-1.\n n of Roanoke Parks l\\eul\\\\$ickmlSufhr\u00a5nl;A\\\n nnnuunr i s. lan Found Help in Lydi. F\n Iallnnn md dllcuunil inotu hlld In bunk . . lI,.rn.n11\\.n UI -Una In-ul ul n1\\\u00bb\u00bb...1 _9_ n lb\u00a2 lun-\u00a28\u00bb -aw ni- E Pink]-lnm'l Vqdlf\n al 1|of W.lII\\ll1;:1~ll. 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Iw rnulil ml| fir\u00bbp\n no wlIt night\n }'11P*!\n \\r.I\n dual Nhnnul1lun iLun\n plin, his the :nil to the hull they um this\n we.. is laid: [burl and Brin 11 ||||||s in lh.l III5' Ullillli IIIIk\n uullnl of :hp II mlm] I.l!l 1lannllum II' llI*\\lluI\\Jl]**1lla:\\r:INv nla\n ,\n rl h0ar rI.1\u00a2hl e44\n InmI'ii ain \\j\" 10,380.21\n t\n a 1.4 ran\n :l,rllsH.TD\n a up# as 9-4-neu\n pnnuuauNoybi ..\u00bbu un.\n our .n u l$lf Vu\n mums! n f ! \" I I ! in! L u\\\n I. Hun nueuaul l! pa-ulll\n -! llul\\\u00bbluu\\uaa-1 \\1.0~. nr v . he! n stlwly hmriache.\n Ig cuurle TmIt wry had in the 9\n morning\n \"II ' b oh! nun nah nu wuor, and th tlmxululuriu haw Nntnpnlnlhpr nalinnUll 1.I=.\u00bb{\" un! | Ni -L Wi l I n .\u00a7'Z zu- nr\u00bb\u00a2-mrs luhku. I--.\n hanngrnf to 04-uf anlssu. F14 JJ\n u l\\.r\\f hu:Sn4 au 41 anummjn.\" lpenl nsillluun (lILll\u00bbllI\u00a2l 4 11 lhrlr rn Lnwfvll mnnn) Fulnrvr in hank\n l'nrl. Phu rI\\flll Hill: and f*rlIfl~\\ re\n l*1#M\\lI\n ||. _ - - * I . , \"All\u00bbr\n I ala aw- .I .lla-Ill all hr-\u00bb,'\"*\"'*' in. In \"' N* In nun l r mal h.ttvr, l..rl my nerves werI\n taking the rluLonrl hnltln I n\n al :hun the *Hallnch< wan not lo bar\n Ali lllll lh lrurlh In: lrlnk bdnll dawor \u00a2rutAlm:1an to mayo l,:ur1 u.mnlhr\n rllml\u00bbillunnnrlu.n\n Warn]1lndpr nntnr . . . . . l4u 1s.no\n ITS Il!\\Jll\n rl than mmmnll uno tha Maur-\n Vi' unlnsnnnau. wlilinn it 1:nnl1 port .Ra inn main. Illl. lurlllk (Ile Radimntion mud wllh IJ B Tr-ILlr.r that mnrl llll.I1.'l.h\u00a2 no Gan by \\uilm\\u mnunnuait 3_3\"-4\"\n nu can -l cl-nl _an-Mn; I:,,\" _- -no.nu-an in u n - 4*'\"'*\n 4 - \u00bb\u00bb'l~.-- - u ,.f;,l\"grl, I p. TTiIIII\u00bb\u00a2l iw- U18 ufltif q\n 3 5 l \"'!\"' 1\n in l4\u00a2r\\cl:. jut law yum, llumu llml grntlIt ohin I reli NM \u00b011u1urIIulnnl. f. . l\\ lIl gnhaluq 1 pin -m\n lull J Lin hull lu In rhdv |, NI\\\\ \\.lII1llllI llt ..., anil now 4\n The lrlNkh\\l9il\" null! In l Jllll, IM!\n ] lull bi lruleml ns lush. \\o lilllllrllrn\n mrnnwhnl an :n\u00bb cull it lr\"l n~\u00bbrH=~rn\n nelnhhurhuud. Total\n l'M1IM n \u00bb - \u00bb\n 1l~I11l011llJ z m- mn-\u00bb~1.\u00bb\u00bbl 4 in n-na 4 nm un\n u\u00a2\u00a2\\ - 1 |'::'\"\"'*** \u00b0\" \u00a2\u00a2nl\\arrlly nnlir,=~ lhr.t I mulhlv to ii\n F * * ' nun inn ,.. much aslrln, WI\\rn4wr Iknow.. .\n liKmy it! nr :Iluu lr.ld mln nun 1u11I .\n uIn flu duvue iaor muck! of IM \"thong to th. dup Int-r\u00bbll nhwh l.IAml.lnl:1\\. .. * all\u00a2lllu. II h - 448 nu nr nr.19 I 1 mln in llvvll of a guns! m+|lili|1\u00a2\n \u00a2\u00a2l\u00a2ll\u00a2llllnl.ll l`hln llGnenlhnm, the rlunrlrlnnl uk. In thplr \"\"\"\" I-:inn Hrlrk Mia In IM1u.f*~ll.|\u00a2 _g .;~..g_-;-.,-\u00bb \u00bb-; *Y 4*1l1'\" uv- nun l04_ill1 -.I .our wil he ably prnls- Lyd1 n E. Pinkhnm'a up:\n god nounlmel Lin inn I our man lad 1|mpmsy, ....,,. ,,.., . I \u00bbM\u00a2r\u00bb *Q Io ; ' ; ' . ' . * . be\u00bb l nmIm11|11|\n N.C..niI1 ilk\u00bb our his mn for nrcohnl. clll' Thu 1.1 u11.N!ll of Plums haw HYIIWIJ 1=nrpT1l1 fnI..1\n Third urn 1\u00a2\\\\l.II Il!l1}Iurl, TrI||lVi|1r1 tnnliirn ., 1i11,nns,19\n I-|1n.r1na.\u00bb--\n I. OO! i I OIHI in 1.0 hi. -n., l`l Mrs. PIN\n but: lhc will Ra mud I fmlu am.\n .M Glannhru IM ernumad It ll1on in #Inu tor cousins Vu-lln, unit r..r t|111 I1nrnne1| fit it an cnrtlfn. it dlnnIlt,...,, IIJBMB\n !l4fhm!l.Iu\n nn ma t ha n# --.04 vr lbenn 1- u \" \" 1 4 0 u l can utili nu ll-ARI.*1i\" N. Tulip SL, Ih1lnr1 hun r\u00bbsllnred Lhn\n in! I \u00bbf~'\u00bb-g.;\"'of luhidrink 11na1of man s mil: B lnnlih. snag non \u00b0f In =r\\nslt......... .* ..9 sz.:un.ln l****l***\"**\"'****\n an1.lII\\- lfl01l1\"l HI in-ut 1-\u00bbil M41ll\\. \\'g _n|*...-.\u00bb\u00a2\"'..\u00a2\"Q2'.'1'\u00bb..\n H ... ..oh whnri su1lerlnr'mitl: fl111l\\lr\u00bb ills\n \"in \u00a31 mm; an no g m u 1\u00a2\u00bb|\u00bb** la.;\n and in; lnlt. nmrhrn q 1N15 Inch 1rl lhnll 1 w-1\n iulilsuundwmthuuln1tic in 111111 pimu mllu lung. The II hurl l .nul 1~l |\\|| Duo no bank; lnl hlnklrl (oihn thiii lne1u\u00a2ad in 8 nus l,lf..\n l - : N An n u l h u l ' in . ltcnuntl for th-\u00bb vnnrmnus dvmun\n I ollillil!!llIIllntlulUI...4buru,N.C. yarn arr lquinvld 111 lh\u00a2- tnnnl r|\\It0 nr 'I . unvli\u00e9.\n 1\\lrh1\\ndl nl.l4lutr wer e l\u00a2 \u00a2 e \u00bb r\u00a2 \u00bb n.n\\.l\u00bb n-ul\n 8.4090 sail! \u2022 link!! 4.1008 l* Ll n u. ul l l u. qH h4. l \u00a24 4\u00bb , , | i t from cost toe rut. II gnu or\n ld Mu Inner [rom I. K. 51 9. unri \u00a2l.1a fashion Igor Igor In1nfl llnl; of IImmind dauolta s:J1n nuns no an -4 na- Jian in -..l\u00a2nn uno to n a n n y ...T.l..\u00a2'.,. la o r-ub la d wi th :no lilment per\u00a2ulm LI\n up al Inn- nl il:ll\u00a2ll why dm:t inn try I.I1iI0 E\n 11 I nDi\\ lduaI d|teamin luDJlnt to rhacir .\n dnr elnniilll Pnm ctr it.J.m. Hun lnflnvf and ourll<\u00bbw Urlhn\n Iraula. The\n our from, al thQ rule nr UILL,\n I\n vllk. , C.: I.!lI1II44Ill F * -;\u00b0_g\u00b0.;,g.,g\"\u00bb '*\" -L \"\"\"\u00b0 * -un u Vu-ludZ. , go, ';';.;;;' '.-51 P.khlme= \\*r[dlnhI\\r (nl\\:llnunll?\n \"\\h\u00a2l\\llllMl\u00bbGnlM\u00bbwo\u00bb\u00bbfI\u00a2l\\l\\ runafnuuas oraapunir aunt u th 1h\"d;l\"\"\" 1rn.l2l\\Jri1 'r0.fll'*'**\u00b0\u00b0\u00a5\"* u -nu sn-\n 914.1-n huj.rc8.lhunt1vlld\n 1.\\lfknll 1 w . , lc thlnll I Pu n dfne\n Iilhlld\n \"In DY ingllllctri. by,\n l1l.lll1\u00a2= wun lmlorefl by Cl r t11'ld\n Pllhi\\rl ehaekluutstnndlng\u00b0.1\n ehcrkn O In I' ou. l*4l,ll 1.74038 all nu - nnlnn M1 lllnlllt. M14 Ur t-od nH aha un nvnu \u00a2.-1 un Pi! you to j1 m. Lyiill E. Pinl;\n Ahas Un. cinull be vend by nmy (Jn 11.11g vsauetl of a.u.II,z\u00bbI inns In Unltd Stan: dnutu .. wuhan in; so-mast, h- an2--. -is nun n\u2022 * dh .\u00bb8.)l\u00bb * | L-.u Madlelne Lu | Lynn,Musa.\n We i! 1 l\\avnlulmlh OI \u00bb4r\\9P Inmdnl\n hl M- knee 1 Qwk tel Tr.ula\u00b0n!. 1 hn9 .pprlnI1ln1l9 Manureu, Hn l.lnlneln Paul lnvlnl. 1D0litl 91111l75 lr - un. . 4. . 1 - * I W lnabuluf., I-iniblhl . -mum . i n\n he nliunpurwtdn llr\\l|\\llrmy|\\r.ily\n it l\u00bblhlnrl\\\u00bbnl1lIV}lll4lfl\u00bb\u00bb11lnllnl than 1l;uln.1 la Il,lJ0l\u00bb.lrl1ll. Llhlqid 1n1 n in a,1r4.nn.a1 ntunhr nu- i v- vt *\u00a2**u-aims.;-4.4. 444 . |\n alllrundh-nuaialuuaaunr * \"Para hIInlnInn rlf ll6.uun,1II111 lam! .n Totll . l4JL1n.all.n\n h\n uni e at -D. *n o -an =*1\"< nu . un: \u00bb\u00bb...\u00bb... un l**\\. n- Flour and Gam M111 for Sal\n -r - II -1 r-wow in \u00a2\u00bb\\.l\u00a2\\l\\l\u00a2l1\u00a2 noun u. h-In\n was 9-htlllnnu-l.ll1Tlll \\ilI k Import triuh of l$ll.IHIII,I1lllJ Hnlrnrlo Flu: Waler Pa-or.\n ...!......-....*.n....:.r\u00a2,,.'1.. ' II \\he. 1111n111 url half hl t of ho 4rA Wr\n l.l.rr0F'rnr'::[5l4F\\\" v ill Idol nun Mil s-lo no IM# dir \\ rua.l.l.\u00a2\u00bbr-\\d*\u00a2ln\u00a2 Tl\\19 lH11Ill\\ In Ilwnlmi Ill 1 I;l4\\ !all\n MM I I I I\n .| lk\\| 1dvh\u00a2rlnP\n r . ll\\ li lllll| 1r - I p.r\\ of San Ir=uwh\u00a2ro. [to Avril I. T. Tdlr Mnminwl. rnhlor o! th. lhnlranlmad bank, do lolmnl urn tor anuminIs '\\\u00a2 un- IU *\"'* *'\n nllastaluacdtmlwh l~\u00a2~ln-ll\u00bb\u00bb\u00bbl.n I ._ vdlh ill: MN- lan Jun!\" u u ,,.... lh|~ mlle frru lun 1.d1r ..\n vnlixiil Ch11l) al thr |1!r|1uI|||rn| prnd thnt hp above statement ii true to the but of my knoulrtadgn my hal f. iran--4l-\u00bbany\u00a2nlm - 1< ' \u00b0 - \" \" \" * \" \" uuna 1|.Im|= |:1r|: mul \\III1rl fha lll~;;li\n E\\lln.4 llrnll Ink. :l\\:ffl lpn |:. I\n 'intl no llIlnuurM. l\u00a2ruln, fllllll. am gar. .r. TYLER HEAD WB. Cl\\1hlll. I h mnnmnm-Hl\n (m I1fr1her. ll0T!l\\I, nml soma lI|u1I11f.r- GUHRECT-Mini H.I.TROUT. by in up. Ur nrivn an f l \u00bb\\IIIII\\ Ih null Ill. rlullrd* .\\lll\n .1mrl.snt n\\r f allhig muter num.\n Lund worn Th- vrwwIvvl impnrll v\u00bb\u00a711;3 FL1r*KWtn. \u00bbtl.blU\\ \u00a2-pins - an DCI! ltfl HI the flrlrsll lnnlcnl. Tlltnn lull\n Ke e 1 e y 1 up r11ll], vilno. HPF, ullflnlli minerals,\n tr\\illn. julv. oh\u00bbI1Il(snln, rllln and mhuv\n in, fhrrn an isvoral lnlillrltrlll en lubnmhms .nd .am iN burn\" n\u00e9irnl\n lHl|1|+|| 11\u00bb111u Ln th! rlr3. anlullg lhl'Irl If\n N. .\n nhIDB!!\n man: \" ' 4 nos.\n AR is H mno MaUryPublic\n T Diraewrn. ln\u00bb9\\nl\u00bb-vlirinllulnv\n bqtl air tulle-in-*uno aa- P4\n .-14 W ! Mann ps.san-.in\n . l.111\\: l\\All nlrinfln of rnlll\n ; | . I T t n I a t UnU ivru u' ]arlJ\n d] .Afl lu; .ind 11,nn\\ npllrlg Pul.\n \\g.1unI\n I n s t i t u t e \\\\hlt\u00a2I1a-1\u00bb~ lurer-rln flullr3. a Inga 9ummin 0n 0:PIran Jn.nuIf? 11 1019. Wu! -i-an\u00bb--m\u00bb\u00bb\u00a2-inqlv\n |.\u00bb \"nr Q- Jun 11-91 -in\n I pupvr 1I\\llL |. rnvnl my;rrn ra\u00a2Lnr5 _ _ - -u-I -\u00a2 A nn d rum\n I lls. tannarinn and rnpl fu\n I al- | .| \"|h\u00bb REPUIIT nr in rnnmnnw or Tum: 4 in l445II Ann -it s are . -I a la Tun lllg. 11.111... vl\n 2'\u00bb2\u00b06. . . \" . L\" & \u00b0L~&\u00bb.Y\"\"J; I rinhrrlrn nr the city .re rl*l m ll.l\\ kg oh .u nr 'DO ul\n I 1lnpn1FIlI1l. qllnrrlrrn Curl! being tllitd p d l o o n Nan I -' um an \u2022 F -\n with frmrl flinn.\n \"|`l||rrlr ll pu-:urnnrl1l\u00bbIy nituntld at\n lu.. henfl r r r lnrnnrn,at\n American National Bank\n .\n nanmhuln-\u00bb-burn\n that-Mhrirlsnunnai\n Ii-\n . If I Vu \\l.\n 1 44-\n 01-r0 In annual- un hilavl llll.rroulI1\n FOR BALE\n llluicllnw cwfnrd 1lie\u00bbl\n l1\u00bb1r:hh\\ Iill ] lrlr 1411\n lg\u00a2llll11:!n1hhn4e \"117 lhlMl\u00bb1rlan srl ll **ll\u00b0h. is to Wino .f \\lfdnll\\. 1\u00a2 tlr elon 01 l.1l1l..\u00bb no:\n \"\"'1\"* a Jn-aunuul_vnu - met.. n in UP .jin no anu Yl1l.llll.II \\]l ult\u00bbI he! nor Intent. :1;r.\n K-1.9 nelle.\n the 40 1nllr:l mutant of Talent. .lnsn\\rml1:l. nr \u00a2l\u00bb\\.ll\u00a7 I- of! i t Q |\\ ur 4- -no nunsI nun- ad un H uiMud\n ltd +II.1J llaulrr \u00bbnrsre hnuN h4\n ghoulTo mil un aw;,y bar the ntl Lannl :no dllcnuntu nmu; (note hold In bank} . .lllll.Ill..\u00bb num .4 l1\u00bb*~\u00bbn\u00bbu - c - - I lvv l-\u00bb-l.a\u00bb\u00bb llmnq to. In. mph la,\\llltlll, ml .in 1 .4 \\mln; Ucv'\n !-_ l.t\n rand rhmIlgh ho mnunlalno1\\l \u00a20|\\|t 0\\Ir11, Eliinlu mln- \u00bbl l . l _n r I h i F * li-I 'li *L Io 11. 1.-1 11 l.\\l n Il\\l!\\N2. hath t:lturnrlll. hot warn\n Dl.h| of :ha Ihmpurl n Ilnqdum. und 141 1.01111 s..\n :al l1;. mnsalr, r'lhl upt\n hi \u00bbI h*, hlnnlv. ]Irl111I1..\n lrnimnn. \\\\lIll favor #he l1l\\I\\8n r1..l1l Hue from wprovsd nuns agent: In nthar rnlrva \u00a2IH11 QL I1 Si heurn -\u00bb--\u00bb-\u00bbJ1- Ill! -l>*l m Ulf\n l'\\lrn $l,5nn, l\u00bbl\n *No 4h-ll an Yun au Nouns; Jun, fins\n\n\n I\n Lu! un f\\lllullll\\ll lil lh.\u00bb Rlnvnninnli. are prar IIunfrom hunks :no bankers lntllor Hun lacludod in I nr.111 1\\1\\1.40 nr in Ulm hr -al .II -in IWm1I1Ih Nulo.n\n 11\\.I15 in 4..111r1l nf ha 1141 ud gualnldn thSIkl in charka\n hinki Inand\n thealhsr\n uma[l\\!lh\n llt\\ nr fovea an ripbriing bunk :1.ul r.\u00a2n Tb 4\u00b0 ho 1-\"1ln an en an #pa 41 l\u00a2.h. 1.11...\n Infga 1.11uI11 rrlnlll11l\u00a2 mphhat\n Itaml I. amuse II all Mu II WWw ruavt In In \u00a2\u00a2-}'.,. g i v\n E\n lL h1llllr\u00a2lliITll\\ll\n |11I||u |r||||:lOn 14nv1l1 nqnnn Inlier rnr ntr\\11rrnn\n tlnnnl ::r. knl = AonMl nu.. H d M\n .\n 1\\l\\l.1a am- u m w1au n m \\ he 4 l i . l i e uang nu lrl. II:: hI4, 4lr1l. hnurnnn1 lultab\n II Nlllos n!har n.ll8HII hunks\" :.w\\.\u00bbn liaror!\n fur lwI \u00a5l1IIII LJI\\rl .-=lu\u00bb11T T: ,lunu\u00a7, | \\\\\n IIl :\u00a2rlal ynn Il II! Ilnr. Prll\n\n I\n of lllllll vlrvtd nut of \\11u11lu ArulJr1Ll l.n\\r1ll mom5 nerve in hunk: Q nil- in \\H-llli\u00bb 4 . N e | I-\n .\\ TIII:llTl fur lIII\\K aide\n II>4 1\\.IIIllr11I11, Ihrrl In |. llalrlrlw. IiveI Tutu! rnln and enr tlhrnlu ....,.,.. Dmlnrm n d a nnp at ltnunum nun\n \\\u00bb\u00a2ndnul\u00bb1\u00bb-vnut~hl-in N e x t W e e k - quay W eek \" Vu eh1r:1IIr I|I||\\1 nn Flrrn\u00bb:\n plain IIIIIIII lllI1cl\\ 1 hl~ our lnwn is Lwxnwencar nnren :.\u00a2rn..l 51:11 Frankllu Rudd 8 room\n W ANT AJIIB? ME lmlll. 1nlth he lnl1wn l11l. p lr11:rp\" Rldamptlnn fund trllh U. I. Truuurcr (nut more thon I par 11.411.- -n1n\u00a2-4 un an our\n Slunvunnennlr-n u-min -\n at GaldnllSitu Go. a:.::'\u00b0 .Il.\\rI. lu;ht\u00a2, enc receptlo\n 5:1 nu1111 pl.11l, Flnc l\u00bb||al!\\|nn s r cont on elrnulltlnnl \u00a2...,.,,.. .l\\11**I un \u00a2 t-nu Ii;-o I..In -... gsuulral \\ l111llsl\u00a2. all 1 rl Pink cone\n up] g01ulI11h uLllM4l1II.1l lr[h1lr\u00a2luro\n The nil Inu lllnlhn *hr hill hnrk Totll ........................................................ lfln.lM: . a|pb-p--.-\u00bbvu1h\u00bbt-n-\n ....... n s luv s pun .no no' \"\"1\"PPY P*1II puvplntg sag Jun fi ltl11 l4,011\n dll nwollenl umnm r\u00bb:u:!!n\u00a2a 0\n u. s EXAMINAIIIJN [rrll1 1110 NhII!r, nrrnzgllrlg in . rluaulnl 1 ll.ll srr\u00bbI nu rlrmlhvI1nt. 4Ion in, rut\n l\u00bb.l\u00bbl1 In rilli:'l IIIT14 n In, hulL\n Wuhlnnnn, Mly I, dianrllur of llr\u00a2'R1aIn1, 1mrlnw Ft r nit!!\n Inch ii IlI1p1\\l Alrll 11u1 1lnn \\l1lwl Nf lhs 1l\\pItI\\l nlnck plld In\n !IIL;*\u00bb1uu runnel ,. sn\n l.lanll.ml\u00a2n.\n \u00a2 .nl l\\. uuona.| | ! 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Vl\n QJO. _ _ _ _ __ _\n C-1--'\n QJ +-'\nI.!) ..c Digitized by Origi'lal from\n UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/15/2026, DktEntry: 39.1, Page 29 of 39\n\n\n\n\n ~~ AUTHOR: U.S. Dept - of the interior.\n\n TITLE: Rules and requlations of the\n\n Yosemite national park.\n\n PLACE: [ Washington, 0-C.]\n\n DATE :[ 1240] voLAE\n\n CALL f 35% MAST \nl!:)CZ)\n ID\nCZ> C:\nCZ> C\" TITLE! R1a.les ct.nd ,-_~u.lG.tions of tJ,e.\n 'Yosemite.. t'\\&.tlona.,I ,-_..-K.. \u00b7\n \u00b7\u00b7N\nr-i .c\nN......_\nCZ>N\nr-i r---\n N .\n 1 C0\ns:::t N\n0-......\n\n\n PLACE : [ Wuhin!jt.on , D, C, J\n I \u2022 \u2022\nID.::t:.\nN L..\nCZ> n:,\nN .\n .::t:.\n C: .0\n 0 U\n ::,\n+-' ........\n Ill l'-\n :::::J N\n L.. CZ>\n1-N\n\u00b7r-1 ........\n DATE: [ lt'to] VOLUME\n.c +-'\n+-' OJ\n n:, C:\n:I: .\n OJ\n.c,....,\n C'l\"C\n \":J C:\n 0 n:,\n I. \u2022 .c\n.c .\n+-' ,....,\n \"C\n MASTER 1S-\u00b7\n\"C .c\nOJ ........\n+-' ........\n n:, \u2022\u2022\n NEG. NO. 1,1 O3\n DA27\n L.. Ill\n C:+-'\n OJ 0. _ _ _ _ _ __\n OJ +-'\nl!:) ..c Digitized by Origi'lal from\n UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/15/2026, DktEntry: 39.1, Page 30 of 39\n\n\n\n\n [ \u2014\u2014\n\n 68 U. S, Dept. of the interior.\n\n Y6U3S Rules and regulations of the Soatatts na-\n\n xX tional park. c Washingto D. L 9 1890,\n\n 33 pe 12cm, in cover \"30cm\n\n |\n\n L\n\n 70737 Johnson (R. U.) papers Purchase 1950-51\n\n k\n\n \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ieee\n\n\n\n\n C:\n \u00b7r-l\n co\n E\n 0\n Cl\n u\n \u00b7.-I\n ,....,\n 0\n ::-:,\n a..\n\n\nI-\n:F'\nl!:)\n \\\n0\n0\n \u00b7\u00b7N\nr-i .c\nN......_\n N\n0N\nr-i r---\n I CX)\n U. S. 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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS\nIll I'-\n STANDARD REFERENCE MATERl-'l. 10101\n:::IN (ANSI ond ISO TEST CHART No. 2)\nL.. 0\n1-N\n\u00b7r-l ........\n.c +-'\n+-' OJ\n co C:\n:I:\n OJ\n.c,....,\n C'l\"C\n \":J C:\n 0 co\n I. \u2022 .c\n.c\n+-' ,....,\n \"C\n\"C .c\nOJ ........\n co ..\n+-' ........\n\n DA30\n L.. Ill\n OJ 0.\n C: +-'\n OJ +-'\nl!:) ..c Digitized by Origi'lal from\n UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/15/2026, DktEntry: 39.1, Page 33 of 39\n\n\n\n\n RULES AND REGULATIONS\n\n osemite National Park.\n\n\n\n\n RULES AND REGULATIONS\n C\n \u00b7r-i\n cu\n E::\n 0\n Cl\n u OF THE\n \u00b7r-i\n ,....,\n ..c\n :::i\n a..\n ........\n\nI- \\.C\n~\nl,;)c;;)\n u\n en\n Yosemite National Park.\n \\.C\nc;;) C\"\nc;;) c-\n \u2022\u2022 N\nr-1 .c\nN-......\n N\nC::> N\nr-1 r--\n 1 (0\n-=:t\"N\nc;;) ........\n I \u2022 \u2022\n\\.C ~\nNL\nc;;) cu\nN\n ~\n c..c\n 0 U\n :::i\n+-' ........\n Vl l\"--\n ::J N\n L c;;)\n1-N\n\u00b7r-i ........\n.c +-'\n+-' QJ\n cu '-\n:c\n QJ\n.c,....,\n C'l \"'C\n ::, C\n 0 CU\nL\n ~-\n L-\n\n\n \"'C\n r\n ,....,\n\"'C .r..:\n QJ ........\n+-' ........\n cu .\u2022\n I.- Vl\n QJ C.\n DA31\n C +'\n QJ .\u00b5\nI.;) L D gitized by Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/15/2026, DktEntry: 39.1, Page 34 of 39\n\n\n\n\n RULES AND REGULATIONS\n\n OF THE\n\n YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK.\n\n DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,\n\n WASHINGTON, D. C.,; October 23, 1890.\n\n 1. By act of Congress, approved October 1, 1890, the tract\n\n of land in the State of California described as townships one\n\n (1) and two (2) north and townships one (1), two (2), three\n\n (3), and four (4) south, all of ranges nineteen (19), twenty (20),\n\n twenty-one (21), twenty-two (22), twenty-three (23), and twenty-\n\n four (24) east, also townships one (1), two (2, three (3), and\n\n four (4) south of range twenty-five (25) east, and also townships\n\n three (3) and four (4) south of range twenty-six (26) east, ex-\n\n cepting therefrom that tract of land known as Yosemite Val-\n\n ley,C\n granted to the State of California for a public park by\n \u00b7r-1\n act of Congress approved June 30, 1864, as the same has been\n C1J 4. ~ o person shall cut, break, remove, impair, or interfere\n E:\n surveyed out and accepted by said State, have been set apart\n with any trees, sh n1bs, plants, timber, minerals, mineral de-\n 0\n Cl RULES AND REGULATI.ONS\n for a public park, and the same shall be known as the\n pO!>its, curiosities, wonders, or other objects of interest in the\n \u201cYosEMITE NATIONAL PARK.\u201d\n u OF THE Park; and all of the same shall be retained in their natural\n r-1\n 2. The Park by said act is placed under the exclusive con-\n ,-J condition.\n trol of the Secretary of the Interior, and these rules and reg-\n .0\n :::, YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK.\n ulations are made and published in pursuance of the duty\n 5. The wanton destruction of the fish and game found within\n a.. the Park and their capture or destruction for the purpo.<1e11 of\n imposed on him in regard thereto.\n ........ merchandise or profit are forbidden by said act; and no one\n 3. No persons other than transient visitors will be permit-\n\n u DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,\n ted to be within the Park without written authority from the\n shall carry into or have in the Park uny fire-arms, traps, neh!,\nI- \\.0 WASRINOTON, D. C., October f!S, 1890. tackle, or appliances, or fish or hunt therein without a license\n::E:Secretary\n CD of the Interior.\nI.!:>4. CD\n No person shall cut, break, remove, impair, or interfere\n in writing 1:,i gned by the Secretary or Superintenclt'nt of the\n \\.0 1. By act of Congress, approved October 1, 18!l0, the tract Park.\nCDwithCany trees, shrubs, plants, timber, minerals, mineral de-\nCD C' of land in the State of California described as townships one\n .\u2022posits,\n N curiosities, wond G. Ko one shall start or kindle, Or allow to be started or\n (1)ers,and\n or other objects of interest in the\n two 12) nor1hand townships one (1 ), two t2J, three\n ..cand all of the same shall be retained in their natural\nr-iPark; kindled, any fire in grass, leaves, underbrush, debris, or dead\nN......_ (3), and four (4)south, all of ranges nineteen (19), twenty (20 ),\n N .\n condition timber, down or standing; and any one so offeouing will be\nCDN twenty-one \\21 ), twenty-two (2~), twenty-three (23 ), and twenty- held responsible pecuniarily for all damages that may result\n 5. The wanton destruction of the fish and game found within\nr-i r--- four (2-l) east, also townships one (1), two (2 \u00b7, three (3), and\n 1 CX) the Park and their capture or destruction for the purposes of from such fire.\ns:;t'N\nCDmerchan\n four (4) south of range twenty-five (25) east, and also townships\n ......_ dise or profit are forbidden by said act; and no one 7. 'fhe sale or use of intoxirating liquors within the Park\n I \u2022 \u2022 three (3) and four (4) south of range twenty-six (26) east, ex-\n shall carry into or have in the Park any fire-arms, traps, nets, is strictly fo rbidden.\n\\.0 ~\nN tackle, cepting therefrom\n I... or appliances, or fish or hunt that tract of land known ns Y osemite Val-\u00b7\n therein without a license 8. Thti Superintendent duly appointed by the 8ecretary is\nCD C1J ley, granted to the State of California for a public park by\nN in writing signed by the Secretary or Superintendent of the hereby authorized and directed to remove all trespassera from\n ~\n Park. a<:t of Congress approved June 30, 1864, as the same has been the Park and enforce these rules and regulations and all the\n C.0\n 0 6. No surveyed out and accepted\n U one shall start or kindle, or allow to be started or by said State, have been set a\u00b5nrt \u00b5rnvisions of the act of Congress aforesaid. -\n\n J~ w. Xo-fli_e_l\n :::,\n+-' ........\n for\n kindled, any fire in gras s, lea\n aves,public park,\n underbrush, debris, and\n or dead the same shall be known as the\n r--.\n ti)timber, down or stan''YOSEJIUTE NATIONAL\n ding; and any one so offending will be PARK.\"\n::SN\n CDresponsible pecuniar2.ily for\n I...held The Park\n all damages may rsaid\n thatby esult act is placed under the exclusive con- Secretaru of the Interior.\n1-N from such fire. trol of the Secretary of the Interior, and these rules and reg-\n\u00b7r-1 ........\n..c7. The+J sale or use ofulations are made\n the Park and published in pursuance of the duty\n\n\n -\n intoxicating liquors within\n +-' QJ\n C forbidden. imposed on him in regard thereto.\n C1Js strictly ,.\n:::c8. The Superintendent dul3.y appNo\n ointed by the Sa is\n persons other than transient visitors will be perm it-\n J\n\n..chereby\n QJ\n ,-J authorized an d directed to remove all trespassers from\n ted to be within the Park without written authority from the\n '1 c., \"i C. 'T\n Ol\"C\n :::,thec..\n Park and enforce these rules and regulations and all the\n Secretary of the Interior.\n 0 provision\n C1J s of the act of Congress aforesaid. :\n I.....c\n..cSole W. Hokie,\n+-'Secretary\n r J\n of the Interior.\n \"C\n\"CTo..c\n \"Tay\n QJ ........\n+-' ........\n C1J \u2022\u2022\n I.. l/l\n QJ C.\n C+-'\n QJ +-'\nI.!:> ..c Digitized by Original from\n UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DA32 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA\n\f Generated through Hath1Trust on 2026-04-10 21:00 GMT\n rttp5://hdl.handle.net/2027/ucbk.ark:/28722/r2qn600E Jublic. 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I Part 5 .\n .- -- \u00b7\u00b7\u00b7 .. \u00b7- -\n . . --. -\u00b7 - ... -\n\n\n\n\n RE PO R'J'.\n '\n OJ' THK\n\n\n\n\nSECRE'fARY OF r H.E lN rfERlOR;\n IIKISO l'/IRT OY\n\n\n\n\n 'l'HE MESSA.GE AND DOUUMEN1\ufffdS\n COKHUNIOATBD TO \u2022rH&\n\n\n\n\n TWO HOUSES OF UONGRESS\n\n AT '1'118\n\n\n\n\n BEGINNING OF THE S1':COND SESSION OF 'rHE FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS.\n\n\n\n\n 1 N .b' I V B V O L U 1\\1 R S.\n\n\n\n\n Y < > I , UM \ufffd\ufffd I.\n\n\n\n\n \\VAHH INHT<>.N:\n G- 0 VE H. N )'I Ji: N 'I' P I~ 1 X 'I' I ~ <-i- O VF I ( ! E.\n lS!JU.\n\n DA35\n\f Case: 25-2413, 04/15/2026, DktEntry: 39.1, Page 38 of 39\n \u2022\n\n n.EPORT OF THE SECR'.;TARY OF THE INTERIOR. CXXII!\n\n The Secretary has no hesitation in expressing the opinion that it\n would be far better to proceed with the reservoir and the system already\n inaugurated than to change a\u00b7t the complaiut of a few persons who may\n find it more to their interests to use particular springs for certain bath\u00ad\n houses than to be put upon that useful level that protects the public\n interests _and by fair competition enables the greatest good to be ob\u00ad\n tained by the greatest number at these springs. Monopoly should be\n destroyed. The hot springs are God's gift, and the water should be\n distributed with as little taxation as possible to the sufferer8 who resort\n.there. It is a place where the poor as well as the rich in their affli.ction\n should be.protected by the Government.\n\n THE SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK,\n\n By act of Congress approved September 25, 18D0, the tract of hnd\nin tlie State of California described as township 18 south, aud ranges\n30 aucl 31 east, and also sections 31, 82, 33, and 34 in townslJip 17 \ufffdouth,\naud rauge 30 east, and by act of Oongress approved October 1, 1890\ufffd tile\nadjoiniug tract described as townships 15 and 16 south, ranges 20 and\n30 east, and also township 17 soutli, rauge 30 east, except above\nmentioned sections 31, 32, 33, and 34 have been set apart for a public\npark.\n The act provided as follows:\n SEC. 2. Tlrn,t saitl public park shall be under the exclosive control of the Secretary\nof 1,he Interior, whose duty it shall be, as soon as practicable, to make and publi.sh\nsuch rules and regulations 11s be may deem necessary or proper for the care aod man\u00ad\nagement of the\u00b7sa.me. \u00b7 Such regulations shall pr()vide for the preservation from in\u00ad\njury of 1111 timber, mineral deposits, natural curiosities, or wonders withiu \u00b7said park,\naud their retention iu their natural condition. The Secretary may, in his discretion,\ngraut leases for building p11rposes for terms not exceeding ten year\ufffd or'small parcel::!\nof ground not exceeding five acres, a.t such places in said park as shn.U require tho\nerectiou of lrnil(lings for the accommod\ufffd\u2022tion of visito:r.c,; all of the proceeds of s:-ti